President Mahama Attends Dr Adadevoh 's Requiem Mass Held at Christ the King Parish in Accra
 
     
It was all grief and sorrow when President John Dramani Mahama on Friday joined the Adadevoh family at Christ the King Parish of the Catholic in Accra, for the requiem mass of Dr Ameyo Stella Adadevoh.
     
The church service was also attended by some professional medical practitioners, ministers of state,  traditional rulers and other sympathisers.
      
Dr Adadevoh, who was born on Saturday,  August 27, 1956 in Lagos, Nigeria to Professor Babatunde Kwaku Adadevoh of the Adadevoh family of Anyako Royal Hose, Ghana died on Tuesday August 19, 2014 from a  disease she contracted during the line of duty in Nigeria.
     
She was a member of the Nigerian Medical Association , Medical Women Association of Nigeria, British Nigerian Association and National Postgraduate Medical College.
   
The late Dr Adadevoh also served as a Non-Executive Director of Learn Africa and a writer for the first ever "Ask the Doc" column in Today's Woman Magazine.
   
In a homily, Reverend Father Andrew Campbell, Parish Priest of the Christ The King Catholic Church said Dr Ameyo Adadevoh's death would  serve as a shining example and star to all doctors  in Ghana, the African continent and the entire world.
   
"She was an extremely dedicated, compassionate, and God-fearing individual and was a diligent Doctor, mother, daughter ,sister, aunt and friend who committed her life to serving humanity," he said.
    
He said everybody would render account onto God after death on one's deeds on earth and entreated Christians to remain resolute and faithful to the Lord in order to provide a better story.
    
"God will not ask you the kind of house you lived in or the kind of car you drove, but whether you were faithful to His words and teachings on earth and that is why you all need to be faithful in the Lord in order to become responsibly accountable to God on your death."
   
Tributes were read by family members, professional bodies, friends and sympathisers.
   
She left behind, Mr Afolabi Cardoso, husband, Bankole, son, mother and two sisters.

SOURCE: GNA