Two Years of Uncertainty for Family of Missing Ghanaian Fisheries Observer
Two years after Samuel Abayateye's disappearance from a fishing boat, Ghanaian authorities have not provided any closure for his family.
Abayateye was assigned to the Marine 707, a Ghana-flagged tuna-fishing vessel, when he went missing. His family, along with the Fisheries Alliance and other international organizations, have repeatedly sought answers from the Ghanaian government, but to no avail.
The Ghanaian police did not respond to requests for details about the case.
A DNA test was conducted on a body that washed up near the family home shortly after Abayateye's disappearance, but the results have not been shared with his family. Abayateye, a father of two, was tasked with monitoring the fishing boat.
- Abayateye went missing from the Marine 707 on October.
- Ghanaian authorities have not announced what happened to him.
- The results of a DNA test on a body found near the family home have not been shared with Abayateye's family.
Author's summary: Family still seeks answers two years after fisheries observer's disappearance.
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