Isaac and Sidney Bampoe Addo receive funeral rites at State House

Family members, government officials, and the labor community gathered at the State House in Accra for the final funeral rites of twin brothers Dr. Isaac Akuetteh Bampoe Addo and Sidney Nii Oko Bampoe Addo. The brothers, who were both 59 years old, passed away within three weeks of each other in late 2026. Dr. Bampoe Addo was a prominent figure in Ghana’s public service, having served as the Executive Secretary of the Civil and Local Government Staff Association of Ghana (CLOGSAG), where he was widely recognized as a dedicated advocate for workers’ rights.The deaths of the brothers occurred in quick succession, with Dr. Isaac Bampoe Addo passing on August 21, 2026, followed by Sidney on September 14, 2026. Their joint funeral at the State House forecourt drew a large assembly of colleagues from the labor sector, organized labor representatives, and various high-ranking officials. The atmosphere was one of deep reflection as mourners paid their respects to the twins, who were remembered for their contributions to public service and the community.During the ceremony, tributes from CLOGSAG members highlighted Dr. Bampoe Addo’s legacy in the labor movement. He was celebrated for his unwavering commitment to the welfare of civil servants and his influential leadership within the association. The funeral proceedings included a public viewing and a burial service, providing an opportunity for those whose lives he touched to bid a final farewell.The mourning period concludes with a thanksgiving service scheduled for November 8, 2026, at Winners Chapel. The loss of both brothers in such a short span has left a significant void in their family and the professional circles they inhabited. As the labor community reflects on Dr. Bampoe Addo’s tenure, his impact on industrial relations and the defense of workers’ interests remains a defining part of his public legacy.