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Foreign Affairs Ministry appeals for relatives of deceased Ghanaian in Berlin

Foreign Affairs Ministry appeals for relatives of deceased Ghanaian in Berlin
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has appealed to the public for information on the relatives of a Ghanaian national who has died in Berlin, Germany.

In a public announcement dated September 11, 2026, the Ministry identified the deceased as Stephen Kofi Boamah, born on February 8, 1986, in Kumasi, Ghana.

According to the Ministry, Mr. Boamah’s lifeless body was found in an apartment in Berlin.

The deceased was reportedly known within the Ghanaian community in Berlin by the nickname “Gully.”

The Ministry is appealing to anyone who has information about Mr. Boamah or his relatives in Ghana to come forward to assist in locating his family.

It said the information will enable the Ministry to notify the deceased’s relatives and facilitate the necessary arrangements concerning his remains.

Persons with relevant information are encouraged to contact the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on 0240 913 284 or 0240 793 072, or via email at ipab@mfa.gov.gh.

Information may also be provided to the Ghana Mission in Berlin on +49 (0)30 547 149-0 or by email at chancery@ghanaemberlin.de.

 

By: Bernard Mensah

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