Two Years of Uncertainty for Family of Missing Ghanaian Fisheries Observer
It has been two years since Samuel Abayateye, a Ghanaian fisheries observer, went missing from the fishing boat Marine 707, which he was monitoring.
Despite repeated requests from Abayateye's family, the Fisheries Alliance, and international organizations, the Ghanaian government has not provided any information about his fate.
- Abayateye was assigned to the Marine 707, a Ghana-flagged pole-and-line tuna-fishing vessel owned and operated by World Marine Company Ltd.
- The company reported him missing on October, but the Ghanaian authorities have not shared the results of a DNA test from a body that washed up near the family home.
No response was received from the Ghanaian police when contacted for details about the case.
Abayateye's family is still seeking answers about his disappearance.
Author's summary: Ghanaian authorities remain silent on missing fisheries observer.
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