The deceased lecturer had been reported missing on 21st May, 2025 by his colleagues who had indicated to Police that all efforts to reach him had yielded no response. Police proceeded to the residence of the deceased, where the suspect was found and arrested.

Investigators at the scene discovered traces of blood, which led them to a heap of sand approximately 23 metres from the house. After clearing the sand, police found a buried body believed to be that of the missing lecturer.

The statement added:

The body was retrieved and has been deposited at the morgue for preservation and autopsy.

Further searches at the property led to the recovery of several items believed to belong to the deceased. These included two Samsung mobile phones, a laptop, a 50-inch television, and a car key for a Toyota Fortuner.

Police say the suspect is currently in custody assisting with ongoing investigations and is expected to be arraigned before court shortly.

The incident has sent shockwaves through the university community, with many calling for swift justice in the matter.

Missing UEW Lecturer Found Buried in Own Home; One Arrested

Police in Winneba have retrieved the remains of Professor Amedeke, a lecturer at the University of Education, Winneba, who was reported missing by his family.

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