BREAKING NEWS: Western North Education PRO Elder Spanclean Ofori Armah Reportedly Dies
BREAKING NEWS: Western North Education PRO Elder Spanclean Ofori Armah Reportedly Dies
BREAKING NEWS: Western North Education PRO Elder Spanclean Ofori Armah Reportedly Dies
BIBIANI, Western North Region — The Western North Regional Public Relations Officer (PRO) of the Ghana Education Service (GES), Elder Spanclean Ofori Armah, has reportedly passed away, throwing the education community and residents of the region into mourning.
Information reaching Bibianinews.com indicates that the respected educationist and media personality died on the night of Friday, October 9, 2026, after reportedly walking to the Bibiani Government Hospital for medical attention.
The circumstances surrounding his death remain unclear, as the cause of death has not yet been officially established.
Elder Ofori Armah, believed to have been around 45 years old, was widely known for his humility, intelligence, dedication to duty and commitment to the development of education in the Western North Region.
From Municipal PRO to Regional Education Communicator
Before the creation of the Western North Region, Elder Ofori Armah served as the Public Relations Officer of the Bibiani-Anhwiaso-Bekwai Municipal Education Directorate under the Ghana Education Service.
Following the creation of the Western North Region, his hard work, professionalism and commitment to service earned him a promotion to the regional level, where he continued to serve as the Regional Public Relations Officer of the Ghana Education Service.
In that capacity, he played an important role in communicating educational policies, activities and developments to the public while helping to strengthen relations between the Education Service, the media and other stakeholders.
His reported demise is a significant loss to the education sector, particularly to colleagues and stakeholders who worked closely with him.
A Humble Personality and Dedicated Educationist
Elder Spanclean Ofori Armah was described as a very humble and brilliant individual who approached his responsibilities with dedication and professionalism.
His service to the Ghana Education Service reflected his commitment to public education and effective communication. Through his work, he contributed to the dissemination of information about educational programmes and activities within the municipality and across the region.
His passing is expected to leave a void among colleagues, educationists and members of the media fraternity who knew and worked with him.
A Devoted Seventh-day Adventist and Media Personality
Beyond his professional responsibilities, Elder Ofori Armah was a committed member of the Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) Church, where he was known for his dedication to his faith and church activities.
He also had a strong connection with the media industry. During his time in Bibiani, he hosted the SDA religious programme on Adehyie FM, where he used the platform to share religious messages and promote Christian values among listeners.
His involvement in religious broadcasting reflected his passion for communicating messages of faith and contributing to the spiritual lives of members of the public.
His death is therefore not only a loss to the education sector but also to the Seventh-day Adventist community and the local media fraternity.
Survived by Four Children
Elder Spanclean Ofori Armah is reported to have left behind four children and other family members who are now faced with the painful loss of their loved one.
As news of his reported death spreads, tributes are expected from colleagues, friends, church members and other individuals who encountered him during his years of service.
At the time of filing this report, further details concerning the circumstances of his death and funeral arrangements were not yet available.
Bibianinews.com extends its heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family, the Ghana Education Service, the Seventh-day Adventist Church and all those mourning his passing.
May his soul rest in perfect peace.
Source:Bibianinews.com
