Mrs. Aku Orleans-Lindsay
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The death is announced in Accra of Mrs. Aku Orleans-Lindsay, formerly of the Bank of Ghana, on Wednesday, 13th August 2025. She was the wife of Nana Kofi Ahobo (AKA Dr. Kofi Orleans-Lindsay), and the mother of Mame Ama Esaama (aka Ewurama) Orleans-Lindsay and Dr Nana Araba Gyaanua Orleans-Lindsay. She was the sister of Mrs. Nyamikeh Kyiamah, former Commissioner of Insurance, Mr. Kweku-Joe Quagraine, Mrs. Nana Essie Anoa Quayson and Ms. Araba Quagraine.
Funeral arrangements will be announced later.

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