The Ghana Police Service has recovered the body of Professor Amedeke, a senior lecturer at the University of Education, Winneba (UEW), under deeply troubling circumstances after he was reported missing by his family.
Professor Amedeke’s disappearance sparked concern among colleagues, students, and relatives, leading to an official police investigation. The academic, who was widely respected within the UEW community, had not been seen for several days, prompting fears for his safety.
Authorities launched a search operation in the Central Region, where the university is located. After a series of preliminary investigations, police uncovered a shocking development: the professor’s body had been buried within the compound of his own home in Gyahadze, a suburb of Winneba.
Following the grim discovery, the remains were exhumed and transported to a medical facility for preservation and autopsy. The results of the postmortem are expected to shed more light on the cause and circumstances of his death.
One person has so far been arrested in connection with the case and is assisting police with investigations. While the motive and timeline behind the suspected crime remain unclear, law enforcement officials have assured the public that they are actively pursuing all leads.
The tragic incident has sent shockwaves through the academic community and beyond, raising questions about the circumstances that led to the professor’s death and the apparent concealment of his body. Police say more details will be released as the investigation unfolds.
Professor Amedeke’s death marks a tragic loss for UEW, where he was known not only for his academic contributions but also for his dedication to mentoring students and advancing education in the region.
