Final funeral rites for Dr Edward Omane Boamah set for December 13 in Koforidua

Preparations are underway for the final funeral rites of Dr Edward Omane Boamah, a respected public figure whose passing has drawn deep expressions of sorrow from across the country. The ceremony is scheduled to take place on December 13 in Koforidua, where family members, political leaders, colleagues, and members of the public are expected to gather to pay their last respects.

Dr Omane Boamah was widely known for his service in public office, his contributions to national policy development, and his commitment to improving governance structures in Ghana. His professional career spanned several leadership roles, and he earned a reputation for integrity, discipline, and dedication to national progress. His passing has been described as a major loss to the nation, especially within political and academic circles.

Family representatives have shared that the funeral arrangements were carefully planned to reflect Dr Omane Boamah’s values and his distinguished life of service. Tributes are expected from former colleagues, government officials, and individuals who worked closely with him over the years. Many have already taken to public platforms to celebrate his achievements and express their condolences to the bereaved family.

Residents of Koforidua and surrounding areas have also begun preparing to support the ceremony, acknowledging the significance of Dr Omane Boamah’s contributions. Local leaders say the community is honored to host the final rites of a man who impacted national development in various capacities.

In the days leading up to the funeral, several groups are expected to organize memorial activities to celebrate his life. These include professional associations, civil society organizations, and political groups who benefitted from his leadership and mentorship. The atmosphere across the region reflects deep respect and admiration for the legacy he leaves behind.

As the family and the nation prepare for the final farewell, many continue to reflect on Dr Omane Boamah’s influence and the example he set in public service. His passing marks the end of a distinguished chapter, but his contributions will remain part of Ghana’s development story for many years to come.