Terry BonChaka was called to feature Nana Agyeman song Taaso Ode which made Terry BonChaka porpular and hit first on the music chart during the release of Nana Agyeman's music Taaso Ode.

Terry BonChaka unfortunately died in a motor accident when returning home after performing at Legon, Akuafo Hall celebration.

Terri BonChaka veered off the road and hit a and was pronounced dead on arrival at the hospital.

According to unconfirmed JOYFM report, Terry BonChaka took the risk to drive, after realizing that his driver was drunk. Terry BonChaka allegedly called a few friends to pick him up because of his driver’s condition, but when all efforts proved futile, Terry BonChaka took the risk, only to meet his untimely death.

Terry BonChaka attended Ewit Greenwich Classical Academy and Adisadel College. Aside music, Terry BonChaka loves playing table tennis, writing poems and reading the Bible.
May His Soul Rest In Peace
Terry BonChaka (The Ragga Dada) Our Heart is where we keep good friend.
Till date the name Terry BonChaka has been kept silent in the heart of many of his funs wandering how Terry BonChaka would have been if Terry BonChaka was to be alive today.

The well known sound engineer Zapp Mallet in Ghana, who recorded Terry BonChaka's songs, Pulele and Ghana Lady which were Terry’s maiden hit songs also shared some memories of him.

“Terry Bonchaka was a vivacious, lively, bubby full of fine type of guy that I knew very talented, very energetic. I never seen Terry BonChaka with any frown on his face. With all the years that we worked together, Terry BonChaka was so much fun to be with, I handled Terry BonChaka right from the beginning,” he recounted.

Zapp added that, “I was close enough to Terry musically. Terry BonChaka had so much in him, he was somebody who would wow a crowd, he could just swing a show towards his side and carry the whole crowd and carry the day. That was one of his big strengths; he was on top of his game.”

Till We Meet Again Its R.I.P - 2003

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