Ray Styles set to be buried on November 7
Ghanaian celebrity, Ray Styles’ final memorial set for November 7
Tanitoluwa J. Adedotun 
The family of Emmanuel Apraku have announced that the creative artiste will be buried on November 7.
They announced this through his official Instagram art page.
According to the family, he will be buried at the International Trade Fair Center at 10:00 am. The dress code for the burial service is black, however, on Sunday, the dress code will be black and white, which will be worn to the Thanksgiving Ceremony at the Apostolic Church of Ghana, at New Town at 7:30 am.
Emmanuel Apraku, Chief Executive Officer of Penciled Celebrities has earlier away in New Delhi, India while receiving treatment for severe liver cancer at the Apollo Hospital.
His family confirmed that he died on Thursday, October 1, 2020.
"I regret to announce his passing. This occurred on October 1st at the Apollo Hospital in New Delhi, India. Please continue to pray for the soul of ????????????. He fought a good fight but unfortunately lost the battle."
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"The Maker needed His artist back. Thank you for giving Ray his flowers before his demise. He felt the love and appreciated each and every one of you."
This was shortly after Ghanaians had put money together to donate towards his surgery. It was estimated that £40,000 needed to keep him alive.
Ghanaians had opened a GoFundMe account for him to gather funds for the emergency surgery required to bring him back to good health.
First Lady of Ghana, Rebecca Akufo-Addo, had donated the sum of $20,000 to the young and talented pencil artist.
"Dear Emmanuel, I wish you the very best, speedy recovery. God bless! Rebecca Akufo-Addo-Addo" she wrote.
Ghanaian actress, Ama K Abebrese, also donated part of the £40,000 needed to keep him alive, all to no avail. The actress used her huge platform on social media to call for more donations.
“I have donated. Kindly share and donate if you can. No amount is too small,” she wrote.
