Sergeant Ernest Addo-Mensah’s Mother Speaks About Her Late Son After His Demise in Helicopter Crash

Minerals Income Investment Fund on tragic helicopter crash

Death has done its worst again, this time, claiming the lives of some of Ghana’s finest public servants in a tragic helicopter crash last Wednesday. They are: the former Minister of Defense,  Dr. Edward Omane Boamah, former Minister of Environment, Science, Technology & Innovation,  Dr. Ibrahim Murtala Mohammed, former Acting Deputy National Security Coordinator, Dr. Alhaji Mohammed Muniru Limuna, former Deputy National Chairman of NDC, Dr. Samu…

Deadly military helicopter crash forces reckoning on Ghana's aviation system

By: Nana Karikari, Senior Global Affairs Correspondent The tragic crash of the Z9 military helicopter, which claimed the lives of eight people, including two government ministers, has not only plunged Ghana into a period of national grief but also ignited a fierce public debate about aviation safety, accountability, and the integrity of a military investigation. As the country moves past the official three-day period of mourning, the focus has s…

Sergeant Ernest Addo-Mensah’s mother speaks about her late son after his demise in helicopter crash

In an emotional interview, Sergeant Ernest Addo-Mensah’s mother broke her silence on her son's demise in the tragic helicopter crash on August 6, 2025.

Helicopter Crash: Late Sgt Addo-Mensah’s mother breaks silence on son's death

The mother of the late Sergeant Ernest Addo-Mensah, one of the crew members who tragically lost his life in the recent helicopter crash at Adansi Akrofuom, has spoken publicly for the first time about her son’s painful death, just a month after his wedding. She revealed that her son had only spent a week with his newly-wedded wife before returning to duty, deepening the grief she feels over his loss. In an interview with NDA Media on YouTube, sh…

Helicopter Crash Probe to Be 70–80% Complete by August 15 – Security Consultant

Fraud prevention expert and security consultant Richard Kumadoe has projected that by August 15, 2025 — the scheduled national day of funeral for the eight victims of the recent military helicopter crash — investigative teams will be about 70 to 80 per cent certain of the causes and circumstances surrounding the tragic incident. Commenting on the ongoing probe, Mr. Kumadoe outlined that the second phase of investigative activities was already un…