Former Dome-Kwabenya MP Sarah Adwoa Safo has disclosed that 48 bullets were fired at her vehicle by her brother Akofena Safo during his coronation as the new leader of their father’s empire.
Adwoa Safo said she survived after the vehicle she was travelling in came under fire, when she went there to serve him with court papers.
She also revealed that she later travelled abroad for medical treatment and has since returned.
Recounting the incident, she claimed that 48 bullets struck her vehicle, but she survived.
Despite the incident, Adwoa Safo said her father’s burial would take place on Thursday, July 30, 2026, as previously announced.
“I am stating categorically that on the 30th, we are going to Gomoa to bury my late father. On the 31st of July, we will come to the Independence Square to hold the funeral service.
“On the 8th of August, we will go to Kumasi for the thanksgiving service,” She said in an interview with journalist Saddick Adams on Angel TV.
She said the funeral arrangements would not be altered despite objections raised by her brother, Safo Akofena, leader of the Kristo Asafo Mission.
“For anyone who is saying it won’t come on, I am saying, with God as my witness, that he should give all of us strength and life and that on Thursday, July 30th, the burial will happen.”
