Ghanaian found dead in Berlin as Foreign Affairs Ministry appeals for family members
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has appealed to the public for information that could help locate the relatives of a Ghanaian national who was found dead in an apartment in Berlin, Germany. The deceased has been identified as Stephen Kofi Boamah, born on February 8, 1986, in Kumasi, Ghana. According to the Ministry, Mr Boamah […]
The Ghanaian Ministry of Foreign Affairs is urgently seeking assistance to locate the relatives of Stephen Kofi Boamah, a Ghanaian citizen discovered deceased in Berlin, Germany. Boamah, born on February 8, 1986, in Kumasi, Ghana, was affectionately known in the local Ghanaian community as 'Gully'. The Ministry issued a public statement on September 11, 2026, appealing to anyone with information regarding Boamah or his family members in Ghana to come forward and aid in the identification process.
Providing such information could facilitate the timely notification of Boamah's relatives and the subsequent handling of his remains. The Ministry encouraged the public to reach out to the Information and Public Affairs Bureau at +233 240 913 284 or +233 240 793 072, or email ipab@mfa.gov.gh. Additionally, contacts in the Ghana Mission in Berlin can be made via +49 (0) 30 547 149-0 or chancery@ghanaemberlin.de.
The Ministry expressed optimism that public cooperation would expedite the tracing of Boamah's family, enabling the proper arrangements for his family matters.
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