In what marks his first public appearance since the passing of his partner, the late Dr. Grace Boadu, Pastor Kingsley Gyamfi was spotted attending the one-week observation of the late finance minister, John Kumah.

Residing in Ejisu, Pastor Kingsley took the opportunity to offer condolences to the family of his late MP.

Upon arrival in his luxurious Ford Fiso vehicle, Pastor Kingsley was greeted with cheers and accolades from the crowd gathered at the funeral grounds.

He proceeded to the stage where dignitaries were seated and greeted them individually.

In a circulating video, he was seen exchanging pleasantries with notable figures such as Chief of Staff Nana Frema Opare, President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia, and others.

However, some social media users have questioned his connection with these high-profile individuals, while others have criticized the perceived ease of access to the president.

Meanwhile, the late Deputy Finance Minister and Member of Parliament for Ejisu in the Ashanti Region, Dr. John Ampontuah Kumah, will be laid to rest on Saturday, May 18, with final funeral rites scheduled for Sunday, May 19.

At 45 years old, the lawmaker passed away in March after a brief illness, leaving behind a wife and six children.

Pastor Kingsley Boadu ‘missing’ at Dr. Grace Boadu’s funeral

It can be recalled that Pastor Kingsley lamented how Dr. Grace Boadu’s family prevented him from attending the funeral of his late partner.

In that regard, Grace Boadu’s ex-husband was made to play the role of the deceased’s partner at the burial ceremony.

Prior to the main funeral ceremony, Pastor Kingsley and his entourage were sent back home when they made an appearance at Grace Boadu’s one-week observation.

In an earlier interview with Kessben FM, he said Grace Boadu’s mother instructed that he shouldn’t be allowed into any of the funeral gatherings.

He also disclosed how his life had been threatened several times during his relationship with the late herbal doctor.