The memory of late Ghanaian actress and entrepreneur Beverly Afaglo continues to live on through the people closest to her and the business she left behind.
In a touching tribute to her life and legacy, her husband, musician Choirmaster, their daughter Violyn, and workers of her Traffic Shawarma business took to the streets of Madina to promote the business she built.
The emotional gesture was more than a business promotion. It was a way of keeping Beverly’s name, vision and entrepreneurial spirit alive while continuing a cause that was close to the heart of the business.
Every shawarma purchased contributes GH¢1 to the Breast Cancer Centre at Korle Bu, helping to support efforts in the fight against breast cancer.
The initiative gives customers an opportunity to enjoy a meal while simultaneously contributing to a worthy cause.
For Beverly’s family and staff, the streets of Madina became a place to celebrate her memory rather than simply mourn her absence.
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Her husband, Choirmaster, and daughter Violyn joined the workers in taking the message directly to the public, reminding customers that the business remains part of Beverly’s legacy.
The sight of the family and workers promoting Traffic Shawarma is particularly emotional because it reflects the determination to preserve something Beverly worked hard to build.
Rather than allowing her absence to bring an end to her entrepreneurial dream, those she left behind are helping to carry it forward.
Traffic Shawarma has become more than just a food business. Through its contribution to the Breast Cancer Centre at Korle Bu, each purchase can play a small but meaningful role in supporting the fight against breast cancer.
The GH¢1 contribution attached to every shawarma purchased creates a direct link between Beverly’s business legacy and a cause that has affected countless families.
It also means that customers who support the business are participating in something bigger than a simple transaction.