Late Catholic Priest attends traditional Enstoolment at hometown before passing away
Obuasi, Ghana – The Catholic Diocese of Obuasi is mourning the loss of Rev. Fr. Stephen Opoku-Boaheng, affectionately known as Nana Nkoso, who passed away on Sunday, October 26, 2025.
In a remarkable display of community spirit, Fr. Opoku-Boaheng was spotted attending his last traditional gathering at his hometown at Akokofe in the Bosomtwe District during the enstoolment ceremony of Akokofe Krontihene, Nana Otiawere Frimpong Manso II, on March 3, 2025.
The event took place at Akokofe, where Nana Otiawere Frimpong Manso II, a respected traditional leader and devoted Catholic, was enstooled as the Krontihene.
Nana Otiawere Frimpong Manso II, in his capacity as Akokofe Krontihene, has been known for promoting unity and development in the community.
Fr. Opoku-Boaheng’s presence at the enstoolment ceremony showcased his commitment to community and interfaith dialogue.
The Catholic priest’s involvement in such events underscores the importance of building bridges between different cultures and faith traditions.
The Catholic Diocese of Obuasi has paid tribute to Fr. Opoku-Boaheng, remembering him fondly for his dedication to his faith and community.
A Mass was held in his honor on November 3, 2025, at St. Joseph’s Rectorate Kromoase. May his legacy live on and continue to inspire the people of Obuasi and beyond.
