One arrested as missing UEW lecturer is found buried in his home
The remains of Professor Amedeke, a respected lecturer at the University of Education, Winneba (UEW), have been discovered under harrowing circumstances at his residence in Gyahadze, a suburb of Winneba, weeks after he was reported missing.
Prof. Amedeke had not been seen or heard from for several weeks, prompting growing concern among family, colleagues, and students. Following his disappearance, relatives lodged formal complaints at local police stations, triggering an investigation into his whereabouts.
After weeks of intensive inquiries, suspicions mounted that the academic may have been killed and buried within the confines of his own home. Acting on these suspicions, the police secured a court order for exhumation, leading to the shocking discovery of his body.
Forensic teams were deployed to the scene and successfully identified the remains as those of Prof. Amedeke. The body has since been transferred to a medical facility for autopsy to determine the exact cause of death.
While the motive and circumstances remain unclear, one suspect has been arrested and is currently assisting police with investigations.
The disturbing case has sent shockwaves through the Winneba community, sparking fear and unease among residents and the academic fraternity alike. Police authorities have assured the public of a thorough investigation and pledged to bring all perpetrators to justice.
“We understand the fear and grief this has caused, and we are committed to uncovering the full truth behind this tragic incident,” a senior police official said.
The University of Education, Winneba, is yet to release an official statement, but colleagues and students have begun mourning the loss of a man described as dedicated, kind, and deeply committed to academic excellence.
