Accra, August 11, 2025 — The Speaker of Parliament, Rt. Hon. Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin, has expressed deep sorrow over the tragic helicopter crash that claimed the lives of eight public officials near Adansi Brofoyedru, close to Akrofuom in the Ashanti Region.
In a solemn statement, Speaker Bagbin extended condolences to the bereaved families, the government, and the entire nation, describing the incident as a painful moment of national grief.
“This is a time for us to stand together as one people. In moments of tragedy such as this, we must draw strength from our faith, from one another, and from our shared sense of humanity,” he said.
He further called on Ghanaians to remain calm and united as investigations into the cause of the crash continue. He emphasized the need to honour the memory of the fallen officials through solidarity, reflection, and commitment to national service.
Ongoing Investigation and National Response
The crash, which occurred in the early hours of August 10, has sent shockwaves across the country. Emergency services were dispatched to the crash site, and government authorities have promised a thorough investigation to determine the cause of the accident.
The names of the deceased have not yet been officially released pending notification of next of kin, but the victims are believed to include senior civil servants and regional officials on official duty.
Flags have been flown at half-mast in many government institutions, and a national day of mourning may be declared in the coming days. Adansi Brofoyedru, Ashanti Region – August 11, 2025 — As the nation continues to reel from the devastating helicopter crash that claimed the lives of eight public officials, Speaker of Parliament Alban Sumana Bagbin has called for faith, reflection, and unity, urging Ghanaians to take divine signs and spiritual prophecies more seriously.
The tragic crash occurred near Adansi Brofoyedru, close to Akrofuom in the Ashanti Region, as the officials were reportedly on official duty. The deceased include prominent figures such as Alhaji Muniru Mohammed Limuna, a respected statesman and public servant.
A Call for Faith in Grief
Addressing mourners gathered at the residence of the late Alhaji Muniru Mohammed Limuna, Speaker Bagbin offered heartfelt words of condolence and spiritual reflection.
“Please, once again, let us in this grief not forget about the power of the Almighty God,” he said.
“All works for our good. I will continue to thank Him for giving us these precious lives, for the service they rendered to us. And we pray He finds a good place in Jannah for them to stay.”
He encouraged the nation to honour the memory of the fallen by living with greater spiritual awareness and unity.
“Let us reflect deeply as a nation and begin to pay closer attention to the prophetic and spiritual messages we often overlook,” he urged.
National Grief and Investigation
The loss has shaken both the government and the general public, with tributes pouring in from political leaders, civil society, and religious communities. The government has pledged a full investigation into the cause of the crash, and funeral arrangements for the deceased officials are being coordinated in consultation with their families.
Several institutions have lowered their flags to half-mast, and the presidency is expected to declare a national day of mourning in the coming days.
