Foreign Affairs Ministry seeks public assistance to locate families of nine Ghanaians
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is appealing to the public to help locate the families of nine Ghanaian nationals whose relatives are being sought for an important message. In a public announcement issued on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, the Ministry published the names and dates of birth of the nine individuals and urged anyone with […]
The Foreign Affairs Ministry of Ghana has launched a public appeal to assist in locating the families of nine Ghanaian nationals whose relatives are being sought for an important message. The Ministry provided the names and dates of birth of the individuals, including Frank Obosu, Salifu Musah, Emmanuel Darko, Augustine Yeboah, Enoch Nyame, Gabriel Owusu, Ali Abubakar, Eric Eshun, and Yusuf Adam, with birth dates ranging from July 1, 2001, to June 5, 2002.
The Ministry did not disclose the nature of the message or the specific circumstances surrounding the search for their families, urging the public to contact the Information and Public Affairs Bureau (IPAB) at 024 079 2586 or via email at ipab@mfa.gov.gh with any relevant information. Media organizations have also been asked to help disseminate the announcement to aid in the search effort.
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