The Volta Region, Ghana, and beyond are set to bid a heartfelt farewell to a distinguished son, Agbotadua Kumassah, an Executive Member of the Board of Governor’s of the Duamenefa Foundation, whose life was marked by unwavering dedication, leadership, and service to humanity.
Agbotadua Kumassah was not only a pillar of strength within the Anlo Dukor Traditional Council but also a visionary figure whose contributions significantly shaped the growth and unity of the traditional area. His influence extended far beyond the Volta Region, touching lives across Ghana and internationally.
Known for his wisdom, humility, and commitment to cultural preservation, he played a vital role in strengthening traditional leadership and promoting the rich heritage of the Anlo people. His legacy is one of selfless service, resilience, and a deep passion for community development.
The Roman Catholic Church, particularly the Keta-Akatsi Diocese, is mourning his death. All 82 Rev. Fathers of the Diocese have expressed deep sorrow, describing his passing as a very unfortunate loss. Agbotadua Kumassah faithfully served the Church for many years, playing a vital role in its development through his service on various committees, most notably the Faith and Culture Commission, where his contributions were meaningful and enduring.
Duamenefa Foundation, an NGO with a registered membership of 48,654 across the world, has also expressed profound grief at his passing. As a dedicated board member, Agbotadua Kumassah contributed significantly to the success of the foundation, and his sudden departure has shocked the entire organization. His vision, guidance, and commitment will be deeply missed by all members.
Family, friends, traditional authorities, and admirers will lay him to rest on Saturday, 27th March, 2026, at Ketasco Park. The family, the Roman Catholic Church Keta-Akatsi Diocese, and Duamenefa Foundation have invited all to come, witness, and sympathize with them as they pay their last respects to their beloved son, leader, and mentor. Everyone is urged to save the date, as all roads lead to Ketasco Park this Saturday for the final farewell to Agbotadua Kumassah. Though hearts are heavy, they are also filled with gratitude for a life well lived and a legacy that will endure for generations.
Community leaders and colleagues alike have praised Agbotadua Kumassah for his tireless efforts in bridging traditional values with modern development. His mentorship has inspired countless young leaders in both civic and cultural spheres, ensuring that his influence will continue to shape future generations.
Many within the Roman Catholic community recall his humility, generosity, and devotion. Parishioners note that his counsel and guidance helped strengthen both faith and fellowship within the Keta-Akatsi Diocese, making his presence a steadying force in the life of the Church.
Members of the Duamenefa Foundation have described the shock of his passing as profound. His strategic vision and hands-on involvement in foundation projects have left an indelible mark, and the global membership continues to mourn the loss of a leader whose life exemplified service, integrity, and commitment to the greater good.
Gone from our sight, yet near in our hearts,
Your wisdom and kindness, a legacy that imparts.
You built with courage, led with grace,
In every place, you left your trace.
Though we mourn, your light remains,
In faith, in culture, in countless gains.
Rest now, dear Agbotadua Kumassah, rest,
Your life was noble, your soul truly blessed.
Though he has departed from this world, the name Agbotadua Kumassah will continue to echo in the annals of tradition, faith, and community service, serving as a beacon of inspiration to many.
May his soul rest in perfect peace.
Written by Hutor Dziwornu, Fafaa Radio