Ghanaian musician Praye Tietia has paid an emotional tribute to his late wife, actress and entrepreneur Beverly Ama Afaglo-Baah, describing her as a loving, generous and deeply faithful woman who transformed his life.

Tietia delivered his final tribute during the funeral rites of Afaglo-Baah at the frontage of the State House in Accra on Saturday, 8 August.

Reflecting on their life together, the musician thanked his late wife for her encouragement, prayers and the family they built together.

“Thank you for your encouragement of the beautiful family we built together. Thank you for every prayer, every act of kindness; you strengthened my faith,” he said.

Tietia said that while Afaglo was widely known for her work as an actress, he had the privilege of seeing the person behind her public achievements.

“Many knew you as a gifted actress and an endearing actress. But I knew of the beautiful heart behind every achievement. You loved deeply and gave generously. And you never once sought recognition,” he said.

He also highlighted her contribution to Ghana’s film industry, saying her acting and film work had touched many people.

“Through your acting and film works, you touched countless hearts with hope and kindness, especially with Traffic Shawarma,” he said.

Tietia recalled his wife’s strength and faith during her illness, saying she continued to trust in God despite the difficulties she faced.

“Even in the midst of your battle, you never stopped trusting God. You comforted me when I was afraid. Your resilience, courage, and steadfast belief in God’s promises inspire me every day,” he said.

He said witnessing her strength had changed him permanently.

“Witnessing your strength has changed me forever. Rest well, my queen. I love you,” he added.

Several Ghanaian entertainers and public figures attended the funeral to pay their final respects, including Yvonne Nelson, Van Vicker, the Keche music group, Rex Omar, Obour, Eunice Banini, Jackie Appiah, Captain Planet of 4×4 and John Dumelo, the Member of Parliament for Ayawaso West Wuogon.

Afaglo-Baah died on 24 May 2026, aged 42.

Her death prompted widespread mourning, particularly within Ghana’s entertainment industry, where colleagues and fans remembered her contributions as an actress and entrepreneur.