Violyn Baah, the daughter of late Ghanaian actress Beverly Afaglo, has earned praise online after stepping out with her father to promote the family business her mother left behind.
The young entrepreneur was recently spotted in Kasoa helping to market Traffic Shawarma, a business established by Beverly before her death.
Violyn, who has been described as the young CEO of the venture, was seen wearing a branded Traffic Shawarma T-shirt as she walked through the streets with her father, musician Eugene Kwadwo Boadu Baah, popularly known as Choirmaster of Praye.
A video shared on TikTok by King Bygone Live captured the father and daughter distributing flyers to passers-by and encouraging members of the public to support the business.
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The post was accompanied by the caption:
The hustle continues. Violyn Baah, Young CEO, the daughter of the late Beverly Afaglo, hits the streets of Kasoa to promote her late mom’s business she left behind.
The footage has since attracted attention online, with many viewers applauding Violyn for taking an active role in preserving her mother’s entrepreneurial legacy.
Beverly Afaglo was widely recognised for her work as an actress and television presenter in Ghana’s entertainment industry.
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Away from the screen, she was also involved in business, including Glamour Beauty Salon and Traffic Shawarma, which she launched in April 2024.
She was married to Choirmaster, with whom she had two daughters, Violyn and Kora.
Beverly died on 24 May 2026 at the age of 42 after battling cancer.
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Her death was met with an outpouring of grief from colleagues, friends and fans, who remembered her not only for her contributions to entertainment but also for her entrepreneurial drive.
Months after her passing, her daughter’s decision to personally promote Traffic Shawarma has offered another glimpse into how the family is working to preserve what Beverly built.
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Rather than remaining behind the scenes, Violyn joined her father on the streets, engaging directly with potential customers and helping to keep the business visible.
The moment has resonated with social media users, many of whom have interpreted the initiative as a touching continuation of Beverly’s legacy through the next generation.
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The hustle continues, Violyn Baah, Young CEO, the daughter of the late Beverly Afaglo hits the street of Kasoa to promote her late moms business she left behind.
