“I Don’t Want to Watch My Mother’s Dream Fade Away” — Beverly Afaglo’s Daughter

The daughter of late Ghanaian actress and entrepreneur Beverly Afaglo has delivered an emotional tribute to her mother, expressing her determination to preserve the legacy and dreams she left behind.

Speaking during Beverly Afaglo’s final funeral rites at the Forecourt of the State House in Accra on Saturday, August 8, 2026, the young girl reflected on the impact her mother had on her and her family.

In an emotional message, she spoke about the special place her mother held in their lives and the gratitude the family continues to have for the years they shared with her.

“We know God chose you purposely for us, and we will forever thank Him,” she said, according to a report by MyJoyOnline, which sourced the tribute from Adomonline.

Her tribute also highlighted the family’s desire to ensure that Beverly’s work, values and aspirations are not forgotten. The statement, “I don’t want to watch my mother’s dream fade away,” reflected her determination to continue building on what her mother started.

Beverly Afaglo died on May 24, 2026, at the age of 42, after reportedly battling cancer for about two years. She was known for her work in Ghana’s film and television industry and also ventured into entrepreneurship, including her Traffic Shawarma business.

The funeral brought together family members, friends, colleagues and personalities from Ghana’s entertainment industry to honour the actress. Her husband, musician Eugene Baah, popularly known as Choirmaster, also delivered an emotional tribute, describing Beverly as his wife, best friend, partner and the mother of their two daughters.

Beverly’s daughter’s words added another deeply personal moment to the farewell, as she remembered her mother not only as a celebrated actress but as a parent whose influence and aspirations remain important to her children.

As the family continues to mourn her passing, the young girl’s tribute suggests that Beverly Afaglo’s memory and the dreams she held for her family will continue to live on through the next generation.