The ministry has published the names and dates of birth of nine men and says it has 'a very important message' for their families.

Published 13 Nov 2026, 12:00 GMT

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Ministry of Foreign Affairs public announcement seeking the families of nine Ghanaian nationals — The Foreign Affairs Ministry's notice, dated 11 November 2026

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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is asking the public to help it find the families of nine Ghanaian nationals, saying it has "a very important message" for them.

The request is in a public announcement dated Wednesday, November 11, which the ministry posted on its X account on Thursday and addressed to all media houses.

The ministry did not say why it is looking for the families, or where the nine men are.

The nine names

The announcement gives each man's name and date of birth:

Frank Obosu, born 5 June 2002
Salifu Musah, born 4 April 1997
Emmanuel Darko, born 10 September 1993
Augustine Yeboah, born 4 November 1994
Enoch Nyame, born 23 October 1987
Gabriel Owusu, born 2 July 1995
Ali Abubakar, born 7 March 1997
Eric Eshun, born 3 March 1985
Yusuf Adam, born 1 July 2001

How to contact the ministry

Anyone who can help locate the families should call the ministry's Information and Public Affairs Bureau on 0240792586, or email IPAB@mfa.gov.gh.

The bureau's other lines, +233 240 913 284 and +233 240 793 072, are printed at the foot of the notice.

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