The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has appealed to the public to help locate the families of nine Ghanaian nationals as it seeks to deliver an important message to them.

In a public announcement dated November 11, 2026, the ministry listed the names and dates of birth of the nine individuals and asked anyone with information about their families to contact its Information and Public Affairs Bureau (IPAB).

The ministry said it needed the public's assistance to reach the families.

“The Ministry of Foreign Affairs wishes to seek the assistance of the general public in locating the families of the following Ghanaian nationals for a very important message,” the announcement stated.

The nine individuals are Frank Obosu, born on June 5, 2002; Salifu Musah, born on April 4, 1997; and Emmanuel Darko, born on September 10, 1993.

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The others are Augustine Yeboah, born on November 4, 1994; Enoch Nyame, born on October 23, 1987; Gabriel Owusu, born on July 2, 1995; Ali Abubakar, born on March 7, 1997; Eric Eshun, born on March 3, 1985; and Yusuf Adam, born on July 1, 2001.

The ministry further provided contact numbers for members of the public to share information if they knew the whereabouts of the families.

Meanwhile, the ministry did not disclose why it needed to contact the families or where the nine individuals were. It also did not describe them as missing, stranded or detained.

Read the ministry’s statement below:



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