“KNUST Graduate’s Death in Takoradi Caused by Asphyxiation – Police”

The Ghana Police Service has provided an update on the investigation into the death of Lois Koranteng, a 24-year-old Petroleum Engineering graduate of KNUST. Lois died while on a business trip with her boss in Takoradi. According to the police, an autopsy was conducted in the presence of Lois’ parents, which revealed that she died from Asphyxia, severe pulmonary edema, and drowning in a pool.

The police investigation began on June 8, the day they received a complaint about the incident. A police team visited the scene and inspected the body but found no marks of assault. Lois’ family expressed dissatisfaction with the police’s engagement with them, leading to an apology from the Inspector General of Police (IGP) via a phone call. The IGP promised to visit the family and update them on the investigation.

Lois, a recent graduate, was on a business trip with her boss and a driver to Takoradi on June 8, 2024. She had spoken to her family members on the trip, hoping to return home after her activities. However, the family received a devastating phone call the next day, informing them of Lois’ passing under bizarre circumstances.

According to her brother, Aaron Koranteng, Lois was working with an energy company and frequently traveled to Takoradi and other places for business. The family is still seeking answers about her sudden death. The police investigation is ongoing, and the family is awaiting further updates. Lois’ death has sent shockwaves through her community, and her family is still coming to terms with their loss.

The police have assured the family of their commitment to uncovering the truth behind Lois’ tragic death. As the investigation continues, the family and friends of Lois Koranteng mourn her passing and seek justice. Lois’ story is a tragic reminder of the unpredictability of life, and her family’s quest for answers serves as a reminder of the importance of accountability and transparency in such cases.