UPDATE !!! : Latvia and Ghana To Meet Over Nana Agyei’s Alleged Gruesome Murder By Classmates
Latvia-Ghana Justice Mission Moves Forward with Official Riga Visit
The governments of Latvia and Ghana are taking a decisive step in a high-profile international case.
The high profile case involves the alleged murder of a Ghanaian university student by his own classmates.
The family of the deceased believe Nana was murder by his classmates purely on racial basis.
Consequently, a significant development has emerged in the pursuit of justice for Ghanaian citizen Nana Agyei.
Nana Agyei was perusing Electrical engineering in Riga Technical University in Latvia
Latvian Authorities Confirm Official Delegation Reception
Ghana’s Foreign Affairs Minister has secured a crucial commitment from Latvian officials. Specifically, the Latvian Foreign Ministry has officially responded and confirmed it will receive a Ghanaian delegation in Riga.
This update was announced by Hon Ablakwa on his Facebook wall on 27th December, 2025
This planned visit, scheduled for January 20, 2026, marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing investigations.
The minister stated the administration is firmly “looking forward to embarking on this important journey in the pursuit of truth and justice.”
Commitment to Transparency and Dignity for Ghanaians Abroad
Furthermore, the minister reinforced a core principle of the administration’s foreign policy: the unwavering value of every Ghanaian life.
“As I have reiterated,” the minister noted, “the Mahama administration values every Ghanaian life either at home or abroad; we are prepared to do whatever it takes to safeguard the dignity of all Ghanaians.”
Moreover, a pledge for continuous public updates underscores this commitment. The promise of “regular updates in the interest of transparency, accountability and justice” aims to maintain public trust throughout the diplomatic process.
Next Steps in a Collaborative Diplomatic Effort
Ultimately, the confirmed January 2026 meeting in Riga establishes a clear timeline for this Latvia-Ghana justice mission.
This coordinated action highlights proactive diplomacy aimed at resolving cross-border judicial matters.
Conclusively, this development demonstrates both nations’ engagement in a structured dialogue, setting the stage for a collaborative effort to address the case thoroughly and transparently in the coming year.
