Ghanaian relationship and marriage counsellor, life coach and motivational speaker Kweku Adumatta, popularly known as Uncle Kweku Adumatta, has reportedly died after a brief illness.
Uncle Kweku Adumatta is reported to have passed away on November 10, 2026, although the exact circumstances surrounding his death have not yet been made public.
The late Adumatta built a reputation as a familiar voice on Ghanaian radio and television, using various media platforms to educate and guide audiences on marriage, relationships, parenting and personal development.
He was well known for his regular appearances on programmes aired by UTV, Joy Prime, Happy FM and Onua FM, among other media outlets, where he addressed challenges facing couples, families and individuals.
In his counselling work, Uncle Kweku Adumatta consistently emphasised the importance of patience, mutual understanding and compromise in sustaining healthy relationships. He encouraged couples to respect their differences, avoid self-centred attitudes and recognise that partners often come from different backgrounds and experiences.
One of his notable contributions to marriage education was his ‘3Ds’ approach to marriage preparation, which focused on defining, determining and developing oneself before entering into marriage.
The approach stressed the need for individuals to understand their personalities, identify their values and invest in personal development before making the decision to settle down with a partner.
Beyond his television and radio engagements, the late Adumatta participated in several professional and personal development initiatives.
His work covered areas such as stress management, anger control, skills development and entrepreneurship.
He also served as a speaker at corporate gatherings, mass wedding events and women’s empowerment programmes, sharing insights on building relationships, strengthening marriages and achieving personal growth.
In addition to his counselling and motivational work, Adumatta was an author and management consultant.
He also had experience in professional training and consultancy, through which he contributed to the development of individuals and organisations.
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