Ghanaian fashion icon, Osebo the Zaraman, was spotted at the residence of the late Apostle Dr. Kwadwo Safo, affectionately known as “Kantanka,” to commiserate with the grieving family. The respected socialite joined other mourners who thronged the home of the late industrialist and man of God to pay their respects.
In a video that has since circulated widely, Osebo was seen in a visibly sorrowful state as he interacted with members of the bereaved family. His presence highlighted the deep admiration he has always expressed for Apostle Safo, a man whose legacy blends spirituality, innovation, and philanthropy.
Osebo has often spoken about how the late Apostle inspired him, both as a man of vision and as a symbol of Ghanaian excellence. Those close to him note that his visit to the residence was more than a gesture of courtesy; it was a heartfelt tribute to a man he idolized.
The gathering at the residence saw mourners from all walks of life, including political leaders, church members, and admirers of the late Apostle’s groundbreaking achievements. They described Apostle Safo as a national treasure whose contributions to faith, technology, and social development will never be forgotten.
For Osebo, who has built a name in Ghana’s fashion industry as a trendsetter, the late Apostle represented resilience, creativity, and innovation, qualities he has tried to emulate in his own career. His grief mirrored that of many who saw Apostle Safo as more than just a religious leader, but also as a father figure to the nation.
As funeral arrangements are being put in place, tributes continue to pour in, with Osebo’s visit adding to the chorus of voices celebrating the remarkable life and enduring legacy of Apostle Dr. Kwadwo Safo.
