Condolence messages for Ghana’s 8 fallen heroes

Kofi Hayford, Broadcaster & Social Worker, Accra – Ghana

“On the morning of August 6, 2025, Ghana’s skies dimmed with sorrow as we lost eight gallant sons of the land – men
who answered the nation’s call without hesitation. In the line of duty, they embodied the finest virtues of service, sacrifice, discipline, and an unshakeable love for Ghana”.

“Their journeys may have ended in the clouds, but their legacy will stand firmly on the soil they served so faithfully. In our hearts, they will forever be remembered — not as victims of tragedy but as heroes of Ghana’s enduring story”.

“May their souls rest in perfect peace, and may their sacrifice inspire generations to serve with equal devotion”.
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Benjamin Asamoah, Immediate Past President, Ghanaian Association in Jamaica (GhaJam)

“The sudden and tragic loss of these eight dedicated and distinguished public servants is a national catastrophe that has plunged us into mourning, transcending political lines.

These brilliant citizens committed themselves to Ghana’s progress and met their untimely death in service. Their absence has left a void felt across the nation. I pray for divine comfort for their families and resilience for our nation.
Ghana will endure, but today, we mourn as one family. May their souls rest in perfect peace. “Damirifa Due”.

Wendy Dzifa Mawuli, National Service Personnel, Accra-Ghana
“To the fallen eight, your courage speaks beyond your years, and your sacrifice will echo through generations. You
stood for Ghana with unwavering love, and in our hearts, your light will never fade”.

Dzifa Tetteh Tay, Freelance Journalist, Ghana
“Everyone will go back to resume their normal lives, but you will not — for you have lost people so dear, leaving hearts forever broken. May the Holy Spirit bring comfort, peace, and solace during this painful time. May the world be kind to you and offer support as you navigate this journey of grief. May the memories of your loved ones bring strength and joy, even in sorrow. May Ghana never experience such a tragedy again”.

Grace Tsotsoo Quaye, Journalist, Accra – Ghana

“As Ghana pays its last respects to our fallen heroes, we remember their selflessness, dedication, and commitment
to the nation. Your legacy will inspire future generations to work toward a stronger, more resilient Ghana. May your souls rest in peace, and may your memory continue to guide our nation’s progress”.

Adom Gabriel Safo, Headteacher, Christ Fellowship Academy, Bortianor – Ghana

“It is hard to put into words the pain our eight gallant heroes have left us in. Your hard work and dedication to Ghana will forever be remembered. To your families, you were fathers, uncles, and brothers. To Ghana, eight gallant heroes
have fallen. The Bible tells us there is a time for everything: a time to be born and a time to die. Yet your passing took us by surprise, though God knows best. May the souls of our eight heroes rest in peace”.

Okyere Nyamekye Stephen, Teacher, Kumasi, Ghana
“It is sorrowful to lay to rest our gallant heroes who died while executing their national duty. We hope their patriotism in serving Ghana will shape the future of our nation. May God grant them eternal peaceful rest”.

Labin Tayilbu Basil, Farmer, Savannah Region – Ghana
“Today, we mourn the loss of eight brave Ghanaians who tragically lost their lives in a helicopter crash. These
Individuals were dedicated to fighting illegal mining and protecting Ghana’s environment.

Their sacrifice will not be forgotten. Their legacy reminds us of the importance of safeguarding our natural resources and continuing the fight against galamsey. May their memory inspire a renewed national commitment to protecting
Ghana’s future. May their souls rest in peace”.

Woyrea Nana Ama Asantewaa, Student, Achimota School, Accra – Ghana
“To Ghana’s eight fallen heroes, we remember your sacrifice, bravery, and unwavering love for our nation. Your legacy will live on, inspiring future generations to strive for greatness. May your memories be a blessing. You will forever remain in our hearts. Rest in peace, heroes”.

Kwesi Amu Nyarko, Teacher/Coach, Cape Coast – Ghana
“Today, we honour the memory of the eight fallen heroes, celebrating their service and sacrifice. Though they have
departed, their unwavering dedication to Ghana and its people will continue to inspire us. May their spirit strengthen our unity, courage, and commitment as a nation”.

Yifejombey Michael, Teacher, Obom-Greater Accra – Ghana
“Heaven knows where we’re going! To the eight gallant men— heroes always leave behind legacies. You truly fought for your country. Your courage, dedication, and sacrifice will inspire generations to follow. May your ancestors grant you favour. Rest well, heroes of our time”.

Augustine Yeboah, General Secretary, Ghana Union, Czech Republic
“We mourn the loss of eight brave souls who perished in the tragic crash. They were not mere passengers, but men who sacrificed their lives in service to Ghana. Though their time was cut short, their legacy of service and devotion will endure. May their memory be a blessing, and may we honor them by continuing their mission. Rest in peace, heroes of Ghana”.

King Lagazee (Asaase Radio & Lagazee Sound Int’l)

“On behalf of Asaase Radio, Yaad Settingz, and Lagazee Sound International, I stand with the nation in mourning the eight officials whose lives were lost in the helicopter crash. They were gallant servants of Ghana, answering the call of
duty with courage. Their journey was cut short, but their dedication shines like a guiding light.

Our hearts are heavy, yet we must remember: their sacrifice is not in vain. Their memory is like a rhythm that continues to play, reminding us to unite and build a stronger Ghana. Rest well, mighty servants of the land. Your names will live on in Ghana’s story”.

Abubakar Ahmed (Blakk Rasta), Broadcaster/Musician
“For the gallant patriots who took that painful exit, I shed tears of love pure, immaculate, and deep. Mother Ghana will forever remember your immense sacrifice to see her stand tall. To us the living, your courage is a leap of faith, urging us to rise and stand for Ghana”.

Enoch Semabia, Patriotic Ghanaian, Cape Coast – Ghana

“I write to express my deepest condolences to our patriotic heroes who met their untimely death while on national duty. Indeed, you are great men, and your names will forever remain in our hearts. May your souls rest in perfect peace”.

TheAfricanDream.co, Washington D.C. – USA

“In the skies, they soared together, their dreams bound by a shared purpose. Though fate’s cruel hand ended their
journey, their legacy lives on etched in the hearts of Ghanaians and sealed by the blood of our ancestors who welcome them into eternity. May their memories be a blessing, and their spirits find eternal peace”.

Kingsford Yifeejombe, Private Security Officer, InterconAccra – Ghana
“We salute the eight brave men who gave their last full measure of devotion to our beloved Ghana.
Your courage in danger, your commitment to duty, and your sacrifice will be engraved in our hearts forever. Your memory is a beacon of hope and inspiration. Rest in perfect peace”.

Amina Abdullah, Fashion Designer, Accra – Ghana

“To our departed comrades and patriots, you served with intelligence, courage, and devotion, guided by the highest ideals of sacrifice and love for Ghana. Your demise has left our nation in grief, but your journey does not end in tragedy it continues in the enduring values you embodied. Rest well, servants ofGhana. Your sacrifices will never be forgotten. May Almighty God grant you eternal peace”.

This publication is in honour of Ghana’s ‘Fallen 8’:

• Dr Edward Omane Boamah
• Alhaji Dr Murtala Mohammed
• Alhaji Muniru Mohammed Limuna
• Samuel Sarpong
• Samuel Aboagye
• Squadron Leader Peter Anala
• Flying Officer Tsum Ampadu
• Sergeant Ernest Addo

#Fallen8 #FallenHeroes #August6

PS:
These messages have been compiled by Humanitas Afrika from its friends & collaborators around the world.

Condolence Messages – HA Compilation