Stephen King Amoah: Family of Late Immigration Officer Responds to Bright Aweh’s Innocence Claim
- The family of Stephen King Amoah has reacted to claims by Bright Aweh that he is not behind the killing of their relative
- Speaking in an interview, a representative of the family stated that they have evidence to implicate the main suspect
- Netizens who took to the comments section of the video have shared their views on the family's response to Bright Aweh
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The family of the late Ghanaian immigration officer Stephen King Amoah has gone public after Bright Aweh’s latest comments claiming he was innocent of the charges levelled against him.
He made these comments after he appeared before the Adabraka District Court on Monday, January 19, 2026, and was being escorted from the premises to a waiting police vehicle after the hearing.

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According to Bright Aweh, he was not responsible for the killing of Stephen Amoah, claiming that he was a victim of injustice.
Stephen Amoah's family responds to Bright Aweh
Family representatives of the slain immigration officer, speaking on the sidelines of the court hearing, shared contrary views to the suspect's claims of innocence.
A family member in an interview said that the incident had been investigated by security agencies, and they were confident in the evidence at their disposal.
“He has shared his opinion, and that is why in every case we have prosecutors, investigators, and security services who will thoroughly examine the matter. The evidence we have gathered against Bright and his accomplice is sufficient. If he were shown this evidence, I do not think he would repeat the statement he made. He has not seen our evidence, so he is at liberty to say whatever he wants.”

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Facts behind Bright Aweh’s case
Stephen Amoah disappeared after leaving his residence on July 3, 2025, to meet a friend, Bright Aweh, at Aggie’s Spot in Ashongman Estate.
The latter allegedly owed the immigration officer GH¢200,000 and had contacted him to meet him over the payment of the debt.
Amoah was not seen again until members of the Ghana Police Service discovered his charred remains in a gutter on July 9, 2025.
Aweh, a close friend of the deceased, was arrested on July 10, 2025, and arraigned before the Adabraka District Court on murder charges.
A second suspect, identified as Thomas Zigah, also known as Nii Jaase, has been facing charges for his role in the alleged murder.
The TikTok video of Stephen Amoah's family responding to Bright Aweh's claims is below:
Reactions to Stephen Amoah’s family statement
Social media users who took to the comment section of the video shared varied opinions on the issue.
KELVYN BOY BA QUAME SWEET stated:
“Eeiii, a country called Ghana.”
user3188277990202 reacted:
“Again, the investigators must make sure that every necessary piece of evidence for this case is captured during the committal proceedings.”
KING PABLO indicated:
“They are taking too long with the case.”
Late Amoah's sister storms court with eggs
YEN.com.gh also previously reported that the sister of the late Stephen King Amoah had stormed the court premises with three eggs in a bowl.
She explained that the eggs were from their family shrine and she intended to break them at the court to curse those involved in her sibling’s death.
Proofreading by Bruce Douglas, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.
Source: YEN.com.gh

