The family of 38‑year‑old Ghana Immigration officer Stephen King Amoah is calling on the Ghana Police Service for a swift resolution after his body was found partly burned at Abuom Junction on July 8, following his disappearance five days earlier.
Amoah had gone missing after meeting a friend in Ashongman Estate to collect a debt repayment. Investigators have since arrested Bright Aweh, believed to be the last person to see him alive.
In an emotional interview with Citi News, Amoah’s nephew, Osei Mensah Lucky-Dan, confirmed that the suspect’s case is scheduled for a hearing at the Kwabenya Circuit Court on July 23, 2025. “Uncle Stephen had no enemies—he was jovial and well-loved. We’ll be in court to demand justice for him,” Lucky-Dan said.
Amoah leaves behind a wife and their four‑year‑old son. The family’s plea underscores the urgent need for accountability as they await the next chapter in the legal process.
