Sad News Hits GH as Marriage Counsellor Uncle Kweku Adumatta Reportedly Dies After Short illness

Sad news has emerged about the reported death of popular Ghanaian relationship and marriage counsellor, life coach and media personality Kweku Adumatta, affectionately known as Uncle Kweku Adumatta.

According to reports, the respected counsellor passed away on November 10, 2026, following a short illness. However, the exact circumstances surrounding his death have not yet been officially made clear, leaving many people waiting for further information.

Uncle Kweku Adumatta was a familiar personality in Ghana’s media industry, particularly because of his regular appearances on radio and television programmes where he discussed issues affecting relationships, marriages and family life.

Over the years, he became known for sharing advice and opinions on how individuals could build healthy relationships, maintain successful marriages and handle challenges that come with family responsibilities.

His discussions also covered parenting, personal development and other important issues that affect people’s everyday lives.

Through his media engagements, Adumatta provided guidance to individuals and couples seeking answers to some of the difficulties they experienced in their relationships. His contributions helped bring important conversations about marriage and family responsibilities to the attention of the public.

Many Ghanaians who regularly followed relationship discussions on radio and television became familiar with his views and counselling advice.

His reported passing is therefore sad news for those who knew him personally, worked with him in the media industry or benefited from his experience and guidance.

Although details surrounding his death remain limited, his work as a relationship counsellor and life coach has made him a recognisable figure in Ghana’s public discussions about marriage and family life.

As news of his reported death continues to circulate, many people will be interested in hearing more information from his family and close associates regarding his passing.

For now, the focus remains on remembering his contributions to relationship education, marriage counselling and personal development in Ghana.

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