Justice Kwaku Etrue Amua-Sekyi, who chaired the National Reconciliation Commission (NRC) has been reported dead.
He was 74.
A family source disclosed this to the Ghana News Agency (GNA) on Friday.
The late Justice died at home around 0920 hours on Thursday at Takoradi.
The source described Justice Amua-Sekyi who was also a Supreme Court judge as a noble man.
"He has done what everybody would wish in life and served Ghana with integrity", the source said
A wife and three children survived him.
Funeral arrangements would be announced later.
Source: GNA
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Justice Amua Sekyi was an honorable man and an educationist. He taught me in government class together with Nat Brew at the Christian Methodist Secondary School in Accra- Ghana. I didn't live to his expectation of me becoming a lawyer. I was his favorite student and he made me love the subject. I didn't even know that we both come from Sekondi. May he rest in peace! Such a great man!