The 16-year-old student was buried at the Ablekuma cemetery.

An autopsy report released on Monday, February 26, 2024, disclosed that Stacy Okyere’s cause of death was Cerebrospinal Meningitis.

Today, Saturday, March 2, 2024, a burial service was held in her memory at the family house in Ablekuma, Accra.

In a tribute read by the parents, they described Stacy Okyere as a very loving child.

“From the day you came into our lives, you brought an abundance of joy and warmth. Your laughter filled our home, turning ordinary moments into extraordinary memories. Ohemaa, my girlfriend, you were a beacon of light, a source of endless pride and happiness.”

In a tribute by Aburi Girls’ SHS, it read: “In the classroom, Stacy Okyere was not only diligent and eager to learn, but she also inspired her peers with her curiosity and thirst for knowledge. Her presence was a source of joy, and she brought a sense of camaraderie and unity to our school community.”

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The unidentified man inked the name Stacy on one side of his head, after shaving off every hair from the edges.

Coupled with some short braids he has held up with a band and an obvious sparkling earring, the man proved he is nothing short of daring.

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However, Stacy tattooed in Calligraphy is not the only inscription he had, he had others including the symphony of the music symbol.

Photo below:

The dance video, which has set tongues wagging, shows the duo at an event that saw them dazzle in black outfits.

Quophi Okyeame was captured nodding to Empress Gifty’s ‘Fefeefe’ as she gives off an electrifying performance at the event.

However, Stacy, who already had her dancing shoes on, could not stand her husband’s dulling mood and had to pull him off the seat.

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A move which energised the latter to show what he has got inside. With his backside facing Stacy, he gave way for some grinding.

His wife later whispered into his ears after which he turned to hold her by the waist for a lovely dance.

Watch the video below:

The photo, which has set tongues wagging on social media, captured the couple wrapped in a white sheet on their bed.

The couple goal serving photo he posted on his Instagram page saw Mr Amoateng fast asleep with Stacy busily making a phone call.

Captioning the photo, he wrote: “Women and talk. Hmmmmmmm.”

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The couple, following the post, have been rained with compliments and hilarious suggestions of what Stacy’s phone conversation was about.

Watch the photo below:

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The court presided over by Aret Nsemoh adjourned the matter to February 12.

Obengfo is in court for allegedly murdering Statcy Offei Darko, Deputy Chief Executive Officer of National Entrepreneurship Innovative Programme (NEIP) who had visited his facility.

An accomplice Edward Amponsah a hospital Cleaner, is being held for impersonation. The two accused persons’ pleas have not been taken by the Court.

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Obengfo is on bail in the sum of ¢100,000.00 with one surety to be justified.

A Circuit Court had also admitted Dr Obengfo to ¢50,000.00 bail for operating a health facility without a licence and practising medicine without lawful authority.

The facts as narrated in the murder case by the prosecution was that the complainant, Nana Akosua Animah, mother of Ms Offei Darko aged 37 resides at Michel Camp, Tema.

On May 20, last year Stacy went to Obeng-Andoh’s hospital for a Liposuction and fat Transfer surgery, but she died at about 16:00 hours the following day.

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The prosecution said on May 22, based on the orders of Dr Obeng-Andoh; Amponsah sent the body to three different mortuary facilities, but the body was rejected with the reason that a close relative must be present before it could be accepted in those morgues.

Amponsah, subsequently, sent the body to Saint Gregory Hospital Mortuary at Buduburam where he falsely presented himself to the Morgue Attendant as the biological brother of Stacy and thus authorised that the body be embalmed.

According to the prosecution, the body was then kept in the morgue without the knowledge of the deceased actual relatives or the Police.

The deceased relatives, however, got wind of the incident on May 24, and reported the matter to the Police.

When the Police proceeded to the morgue and inspected the body, it found multiple surgery fresh scars on some parts. The body was then transferred to the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital Mortuary for autopsy and later the accused persons were arrested.

Stacy Offei-Darko, the late the Deputy Chief Executive Officer of the National Entrepreneurship Innovation Programme (NEIP) had visited the Advanced BodySculpt Centre, Obengfo Hospital twice before her demise, the hospital’s chief executive officer, Dr Dominic Obeng Andoh has revealed.

Dr Obeng Andoh has therefore refused to take any blame for the late Stacy’s death because according to him, the liposuction done on her was successful and came with no complications.

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“My client came for liposuction and I later heard that she had died but she didn’t die as a result of the liposuction because there were no complications associated with the procedure. She has been at my hospital twice and so why would she come back again for the second time if indeed we didn’t do a good job,” he quizzed.

Stacy Offei-Darko passed away at the Obenfo Hospital in Accra on Monday, May 21, 2018.

And, the hospital’s authorities allegedly deposited her body at the morgue four days after her death without informing her family members.

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According to Stacy’s family, her body was deposited at the morgue within four hours after her death but they were informed about the incident three days after.

The development infuriated the family and friends of the deceased leading to the arrest of Dr Obeng-Andoh.

But Dr Obeng-Andoh on Asempa FM’s Ekosii Sen programme Thursday denied depositing her body at the morgue four days after her death.

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“It’s not true that we kept her body and deposited it at the morgue for 4 days. That didn’t happen. If someone loses his or her life at a hospital, can the body be at the morgue after four days? No. We did nothing untoward as far as her death was concerned. I won’t make any further comments because the issue is still in court,” he stated.

The Council had said that Dr Obeng Andoh was operating illegally at the time Deputy Chief Executive Officer of the National Entrepreneurship Innovation Programme (NEIP), Stacy Offei Darko, died at his facility.

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But Dr Obeng Andoh said he was put on the permanent register of practitioners by the Medical and Dental Council in 2000 after completing his house job and therefore could not have operated illegally.

Speaking exclusively on Asempa FM’s Ekosii Sen Thursday, he said he was accused by the Ghana Medical and Dental Council of operating illegally following a billboard advertisement he carried on hernia.

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“My license has never been revoked by the Ghana Medical and Dental Council and so they should stop saying that my license has been revoked. I did adverts on hernia and posted them on billboards and as soon as they saw it, they raised concerns because they claim people were having complications so they suspended my operations in 2011,” he said.

He said he wasn’t given a fair hearing and therefore was forced to appeal his suspension when the matter was taken to court and the suspension was put on hold.

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“I appealed with the help of my lawyers and the court put the matter on hold. The high court could not rule and the case is still pending so why will they say that my license, which they gave me, has been revoked,” he quizzed.

He said though the case is still in court, he pays his dues to the council every year to ensure that his license is renewed, adding that the payment of the retention fees puts him in good standing.

He contended that although the medical report produced by the Greater Hospital states that he is well he told the court to ignore that because he feels he is unwell.

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Hospital authorities had earlier disclosed that Dr Obengfo is fit to stand trial.

The judge, Mrs Jane Harriet Akweley Quaye adjourned the matter to August 3, saying by the time the substantive judge would be available to hear the matter.

The Circuit Court has admitted Dr Obeng-Andoh to a GH¢ 50,000.00 bail.

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The facts as presented by the prosecution led by Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Stephen K. Adjei the prosecutor are that the Ghana Medical and Dental Council in Accra in July 2015 during their routine monitoring exercise received information that the accused had failed to renew his annual registration licence to practice as a medical doctor and to operate a private facility since 2013 but still practiced in his hospital.

The Ghana Medical and Dental Council therefore reported the matter to the Police and on December 28, 2016, the Police went to the accused’s hospital to arrest him.

The Police however, met him in the process of performing certain medical procedure on a witness in the case.

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The police after questioning Dr Obeng-Andoh charged him to appear before court in February 6, last year

The accused however petitioned the Criminal Investigations Department and the court process was temporarily halted.

The case docket was forwarded to the Attorney General’s Department for advice.

The Attorney General Department on May 8, this year advised that all charges preferred against Dr Obeng-Andoh be maintained and that he should be arraigned.

Dr Dominic Kwame Obeng-Andoh has also been remanded into Police custody by a District Court in Accra over a murder charge.

He is being held for the death of Stacy Ofei Darko, Deputy Chief Executive Officer of National Youth Entrepreneurship Innovation Programme at the Presidency.

The Deputy Chief Executive officer of the National Entrepreneurship Innovation Programme (NEIP), Stacy Offei Darko died from a liposuction procedure.

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Member of Parliament for Assin Central, Kennedy Agyapong disclosed that the 37-year-old lady went to reduce [the size of] her hands and thighs.

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He was speaking in an interview on Net 2 television Wednesday, following the arrest of Dr. Dominic Kwame Obeng-Andoh, the Proprietor of Obengfo Hospital at Weija in Accra.

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Father of the six-year-old daughter of late Deputy Chief Executive officer of the National Entrepreneurship Innovation Programme (NEIP), Stacy Offei Darko who died at Obengfo Hospital in Accra has vowed to seek justice.

Kennedy Agyapong said the 37-year-old young woman died out of the negligence of Dr Dominic Obeng-Andoh and nurses at the facility.

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Speaking on Accra-based Net 2 Television Wednesday, the Assin Central Member of Parliament (MP) when Stacy was gasping for breath, the nurses sat aloof and watched her die.

To make matters worse, he said the owner of the facility ordered the body of the deceased to be deposited at the morgue without the family’s knowledge.

What has made the issue murkier, Kennedy Agyapong stated is the constant demand of their six-year-old daughter of the whereabouts of her mother.

“Stacy’s daughter is always asking of her and I don’t know what to tell her… I want justice for my daughter” he bemoaned.

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The grieving father has vowed to do all he can to get justice for the family and the many others who have had their lives cut short at the Obengfo hospital.

Meanwhile, Dr. Dominic Obeng-Andoh has been charged with murder and the hospital has been closed down.

Also, the cleaner who posed as Stacy’s relative to get her admitted into a morgue has also been picked up by the police.

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Assin Central Member of Parliament (MP), has revealed that the former Deputy Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the National Entrepreneurship Innovation Programme (NEIP), Stacy Offei Darko died during a liposuction on her.

Kennedy Agyapong disclosed that, the 37-year-old lady went to reduce her hands and thighs.

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“Stacy whom I have a child with did not go to Obengfo Hospital for Malaria; she went there for surgery to reduce her thighs and hands,” he stated on Accra-based Net 2 TV Wednesday.

The exposé comes after mother of the deceased, Nana Akosua Anima has dismissed speculations that her daughter died from a liposuction gone wrong.

According to her, such claims are preposterous because her daughter was beautiful and had a perfect body.

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With a flat stomach and a body like hers, Madam Anima said it would have been ridiculous for her daughter to think of doing anything to her body.

But Ken Agyapong on Net 2 maintained that, the claims that Stacy went to Obengfo to treat malaria is an obvious untruth.

“Stacy confided in John Boadu and told him about her plans to reduce her thighs and hands at the hospital,” he added.

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The livid Mr. Agyapong recounted how the nurses at the facility ignored Stacy when she was gasping for breath after the surgery.

The MP has vowed to pursue the case to ensure the facility is closed down and for justice to be served.

The late Stacy Offei Darko

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Mother of the deceased, Nana Akosua Animah I, who disclosed this on Accra-based Okay FM, Tuesday said her daughter who is 37 years old, fell ill and sought medical attention at the Obengfo Hospital but died on Monday after her admission.

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According to her, the hospital authorities decided to deposit her body at the morgue, four days after her death, without informing her family.

“My daughter wasn’t sick; she only went to the hospital for a medical checkup last week Saturday evening. Stacy had promised to see me on Monday, unfortunately, I never heard from her, so I kept calling her phone.

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“In fact, I became very worried when all her calls went unanswered until on Wednesday when a nurse answered the phone and told me she was in a critical condition. I was forced to rush to the hospital, only for me to be informed that my daughter had come to the hospital for a checkup and while she was receiving treatment, she passed on”, she said.

She accused the owner of the Obengfo Hospital of having a hand in the death of her daughter, adding that her daughter was not given proper treatment.

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The doctor and a cleaner, she said, were consequently arrested last Thursday and are helping the police in their investigations at the Criminal Investigation Department of the Ghana Police Service (CID).

The Obengfo Hospital has since been closed down.

According to the former ‘Music Music’ host, love is beautiful and no one should get abused or maltreated as a reward.

She angrily expressed her disgust over the fact that women are abused by men who claim they love them.

Stacy has thus urged women to continue to voice out anytime they are abused since that is the only way to overcome the domestic violence canker.

“I remain disgusted every time I hear of abuse against women. Women are abused physically, emotionally, verbally by men who claimed loved them”

“The few ones who are able to come out and speak up are judged and called names. Love is beautiful. No one should love and get abuse as a medal”

“Anyone who abuses his partner doesn’t deserve love but a heavy weight fighter in a boxing ring. Women let’s continue to speak up”

“Let’s continue to support each because when your spirit is walked on you are just as good as a corpse. Let’s all Support the Luv Project to help empower women and young girls against Abuse” she said.