The National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) has paid a heartfelt tribute to the late Samuel Aboagye, one of the eight victims of the military helicopter crash on Wednesday, August 6. The organisation described him as a promising officer whose contributions were already beginning to make a difference.
“He was a promising staff member who made every person feel valued, seen, and appreciated. As we mourn his passing, we also celebrate his life,” a NADMO representative said at the state funeral on Friday, August 15, on behalf of the organisation.
Dedication and Service
Mr Aboagye briefly served as Deputy Director-General in charge of protocol at NADMO before his untimely death. Despite his short tenure, colleagues recalled his positive attitude, humility, and dedication to service.
They noted that his early efforts were shaping positive action and inspiring confidence within the organisation.
A Legacy of Humility and Impact
“Although his time with us was brief, his impact will be felt forever. His greatest strength was his humility; his infectious smile made him well approachable and unforgettable. He worked alongside everyone, opened his door for all, and offered encouragement,” the NADMO representative added.
Samuel Aboagye is remembered not only for his role at NADMO but also for the lasting impression he left on colleagues and staff. His death in the August 6 helicopter crash is a reminder of the human cost of national service, leaving behind a legacy of humility, dedication, and inspiration.
