Foreign Affairs Ministry seeks relatives of Ghanaian who died in Nigeria
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is appealing to the public to help trace the relatives of a Ghanaian national, Solomon Apia, who died in Nigeria more than five years ago. In a statement dated October 28, 2026, the Ministry said Apia died on July 5, 2021, in the Federal Republic of Nigeria, where he had […]
The Foreign Affairs Ministry of Ghana is seeking assistance in identifying the relatives of a deceased Ghanaian national, Solomon Apia, who passed away in Nigeria in 2021. Apia had resided in Nigeria for over a decade and was employed as a cleaner by the construction company Stabilini Visinoni Ltd. Born on March 6, 1960, in Accra, Apia was married and stood at approximately five feet three inches tall.
He was educated at a Methodist primary school in Ghana. The Ministry has discovered phone records indicating that Apia might have acquaintances named Steven Yeboah, Wisdom Nanor, Nana, and Eva. They are urging anyone who recognizes these names or possesses information that could assist in locating Apia's family to come forward. The Ministry's Information and Public Affairs Bureau (IPAB) can be reached at 0240 792 586 or via email at IPAB@mfa.gov.gh to provide relevant information.
The Ministry emphasizes that this information will aid in contacting Apia's relatives and providing necessary support.
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