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Samuel Aboagye was due to visit his family in the U.S. before fatal crash

The late Samuel Aboagye—Acting Deputy Director-General of Operations at NADMO—had been eagerly preparing to reunite with his wife and child in the United States. This revealed heartbreak comes from Nii Lante Vanderpuye, former MP for Odododiodoo, who spoke of Aboagye as a beloved “son.” According to Vanderpuye, the pair had finalized travel plans over the weekend, with Aboagye set to bring parcels for Vanderpuye’s daughter, who is the same age as Aboagye’s child. Aboagye didn’t address Vanderpuye as “Honourable”—he simply called him “Daddy.” The fatal helicopter crash on Wednesday, August 6, robbed him of that journey and shattered the hopes of a young life soon to embrace its missing father.  Only a week prior, the two attended a funeral in Kumasi—a casual, somber gathering with no hint of impending finality. Vanderpuye reflected, “If Aboagye knew he was going to die […]

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Ibrahim Mahama Sponsors Airlift of Crash Victims’ Remains

Businessman Ibrahim Mahama is sponsoring the emergency transfer of remains from Wednesday’s tragic military helicopter crash to South Africa for advanced forensic testing, as Ghana continues to mourn the loss of two ministers and six other officials. Due to the severely damaged state of the remains, Mahama offered his private jet for the mission. The aircraft departed on Thursday, August 7, 2025, carrying biological samples from the victims, alongside a government delegation and forensic experts from the Ghana Police Service’s Criminal Investigations Department (CID). The team is led by the CID’s Head of Forensic Analysis and is expected to complete DNA testing within 6 to 12 hours of arrival. A solemn prayer session was held before takeoff, attended by Interior Minister Muntaka Mubarak, the Inspector General of Police (IGP), the Director-General of the CID, and other dignitaries. Minister Muntaka Mubarak […]

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Methodist Church Mourns Helicopter Crash Victims

The Methodist Church Ghana has extended its heartfelt condolences to the government, President John Dramani Mahama, bereaved families, and the entire country following the tragic military helicopter crash that claimed eight lives on Wednesday, August 6, 2025. In an official statement signed by the Presiding Bishop, Most Rev. Prof. J. Kwabena Asamoah-Gyadu, the Church described the incident as a national tragedy that has deeply shaken the country. It called on Ghanaians to reflect on the fragility of life while finding solace and strength in their faith. “God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble,” the Bishop said, quoting Psalm 46:1 to offer comfort to the grieving nation. The Church also emphasized that while the country mourns this great loss, it should do so with hope. Bishop Asamoah-Gyadu noted that although the pain is profound, the memory […]

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Paul List mourns Ghana’s helicopter crash victims

The Executive Chairman of BCM Group, Paul List, has expressed deep sorrow following the tragic military helicopter crash that claimed the lives of eight individuals on Wednesday, August 6, 2025. In a solemn statement issued on Friday, August 8, Mr. List extended his heartfelt condolences to the bereaved families and honored the memory of those who perished in the incident. Describing the victims as “esteemed public servants, dedicated military personnel, and patriotic leaders,” the BCM Group chairman praised their devotion to Ghana, emphasizing that they had served the country with distinction and integrity. “This heartbreaking loss has left a deep void in the hearts of many, and our thoughts and prayers are with all those affected,” the statement read. The crash, which has sparked a national outpouring of grief, involved a Ghana Armed Forces helicopter that went down under still-unclear […]

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GCTU Warns Legal Action Over Smear Campaign

The Ghana Communication Technology University (GCTU) has firmly denounced what it characterizes as a deliberate and coordinated campaign aimed at tarnishing its image, particularly across social media and online platforms. In a strongly worded statement, the university asserted that a series of unverified allegations have surfaced, targeting senior officials, faculty, and administrative processes—allegations the institution attributes to disgruntled individuals, including former staff members with personal grievances. “These publications are self-serving and parochial in nature,” the university declared, suggesting that the individuals behind these accusations are not merely critics, but actors seeking to sabotage the university’s reputation and internal cohesion. GCTU indicated that while it is indeed reviewing certain reported cases—particularly those concerning academic misconduct—it emphasized that these internal investigations are being handled according to the university’s disciplinary code, under the principle of due process. The university strongly opposed the public […]

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Kufuor Commiserates with Mahama After Helicopter Crash

Former President John Agyekum Kufuor has extended his heartfelt condolences to former President John Dramani Mahama following the tragic military helicopter crash in the Ashanti Region that claimed eight lives. The gesture of sympathy took place during a visit to Mahama’s residence, where the two leaders shared a solemn moment of reflection over the national tragedy. Kufuor, who served as Ghana’s president from 2001 to 2009, expressed his deep sorrow over the loss of life and emphasized the importance of unity in times of national grief. He noted that the accident, which involved a Ghana Air Force helicopter and claimed the lives of key government and military figures, was a moment that transcends political affiliation and touches every Ghanaian household (adomonline.com). Photos from the visit show Kufuor and Mahama seated together in a quiet, reflective conversation, highlighting the rare but […]

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GTA CEO: Helicopter crash a great loss for Ghana

The CEO of the Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA), Akwasi Agyeman, has described the tragic military helicopter crash in the Ashanti Region as a “great loss for mother Ghana.” The incident, which claimed the lives of eight individuals, including government officials and security personnel, has sparked nationwide mourning and tributes from high-ranking figures across both the public and private sectors. Speaking on the emotional impact of the crash, Mr. Agyeman emphasized the depth of national grief, pointing out that those lost were not only public servants but also personal friends and colleagues in the broader state machinery. He noted that the accident has created a vacuum not just in leadership but in the hearts of many Ghanaians. “This is a very painful moment for us all,” Mr. Agyeman stated, urging unity and compassion during this difficult time. He added that the […]

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Shamima Muslim urges media to show dignity in helicopter crash coverage

Following the tragic military helicopter crash in the Ashanti Region that claimed eight lives, including two cabinet ministers, Deputy Government Spokesperson Shamima Muslim has issued a heartfelt plea for dignified and respectful media coverage. Speaking on Citi FM, she acknowledged the press's role in informing the public but urged restraint in using graphic visuals, emphasizing the need to safeguard the dignity of the deceased and the feelings of bereaved families. Ms. Muslim specifically requested that platforms remove harrowing footage and images from their networks. “We have pleaded for platforms to delete the harrowing visuals… so that we can provide dignified coverage and still balance the need for the public to know what happened,” she said. The government has also formed a planning committee to oversee funeral and burial arrangements. “We will communicate in real time the various actions that we […]

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Ghana–Russia Center mourns victims of helicopter crash

The Ghana–Russia Center for Commerce and Relations has expressed profound sorrow following the tragic military helicopter crash in the Ashanti Region, which claimed the lives of eight Ghanaians—including two government ministers and six others. In a statement issued Thursday, the Center’s CEO, John Aggrey, extended heartfelt condolences to the bereaved families, describing the crash as a devastating national loss. Among the victims were Defence Minister Dr. Edward Omane Boamah and Environment Minister Ibrahim Murtala Mohammed, whose commitment to public service was recognized and lauded by the Center. Mr. Aggrey praised the fallen officials as “dedicated public servants who tirelessly contributed to the nation’s development and progress,” asserting that “Ghana has been robbed of patriots whose legacies will endure.” He called on citizens to honor their memory with unity, dignity, and resolve This tribute aligns with a wave of national mourning. President John Mahama suspended […]

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GJA urges media and public to show sensitivity after helicopter crash

The Ghana Journalists Association (GJA), deeply moved by the tragic military helicopter crash in Adansi Akrofuom that claimed eight lives—including two serving ministers—has issued a strong plea for media ethical conduct and public restraint in reporting and sharing images from the accident site. Authorities are emphasizing that dignity and decorum must guide coverage in this time of national mourning. GJA extended heartfelt condolences to the bereaved families, the President, the Government of Ghana, and the Ghana Armed Forces, mourning the loss of dedicated public servants who perished on a mission to address illegal mining. Bridging solidarity with the nation in grief, the GJA commended the emergency and security officials whose prompt efforts aided in recovering the remains. At the core of their message, GJA called on both news outlets and the public to resist circulating graphic photos from the crash […]

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