The family of the late Samuel Aboagye, one of the eight victims of the August 6 helicopter crash, has clarified that no DNA test has yet been conducted to determine the paternity of Aboagye’s child.
Shortly after Samuel Aboagye’s death, rumors circulated that his wife had refused to present their child for DNA testing, which was intended to assist in identifying Aboagye’s body.
This fueled speculation that the child might not be his. Later, reports emerged claiming the DNA test had been completed and that Aboagye’s wife had been vindicated.
However, Nana Dwamena Kwabena Yiakwan II, brother of the deceased, told Adom News that the family has not undertaken any DNA test and that the circulating reports are false.
He expressed surprise at the rumors and emphasized that the family has no one to suspect for spreading such claims.
He further noted that a court ruling scheduled for December 23, 2025, will determine the next steps.
“The DNA test will only be conducted after the court proceedings. All current media speculations are unfounded,” he added.
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