The now-famous dancing pallbearers group have uncovered they would increase their charges after the pandemic fades away.
The leader of the pallbearers who have become a worldwide sensation on social media in many funeral memes has spoken about the group’s motivation. Benjamin Aidoo was interviewed by the BBC in which he revealed that the group has about 100 employees who work under him.
The dancing pallbearers became one of the most popular meme icons on social media as they were used as a means of comic relief for people all over the world in these difficult COVID times, Click here to read more news.
In their first interview since their new found fame, the group led by one Benjamin Aidoo open up that they have begun receiving calls from everywhere throughout the world because of of fame they received in recent times.
The leaser said after the pandemic is finished, they are unquestionably going to expand their costs to coordinate with the new level of demand brought on by their fame, Click here to read more news.
Aidoo said ;
“The popularity we have received is booming our business now. We would build our costs after the coronavirus. Currently, we have a supervisor in Kenya and we have a legal counselor too in Kenya.
He additionally talked about their charges, uncovering that “t “the lowest in it is the black and white and the highest is the all-white.
“For outside Ghana the most amount we charge is $3000 excluding transportation, food and accommodation,” he added.
