Irene Atubiga, CEO of Kussa Shea Bliss, killed alongside uncle in Sakumono shooting
Irene Atubiga, 47, and her uncle George Atubiga, 57, were shot dead at their residence in Sakumono, Accra, on October 30, 2026.
In Brief
- •Irene Atubiga, 47, and her uncle George Atubiga, 57, were shot dead at their residence in Sakumono, Accra, on October 30, 2026.
- •Irene was the CEO of Kussa Shea Bliss, a shea butter-based skincare company, and had previously worked in banking.
- •Preliminary investigations suggest the killings were triggered by a financial dispute involving George Atubiga and Samuel Christopher Osei Anto.
- •Beatrice Mumuni, 47, has been arrested in connection with the killings, while Osei Anto is declared wanted.
- •The Ghana Police Service is offering a GH¢100,000 reward for information leading to Osei Anto's arrest.
Why It Matters
The murder of Irene Atubiga, a prominent entrepreneur and CEO of Kussa Shea Bliss, highlights the vulnerability of business leaders in Ghana. Her death, alongside that of her uncle, underscores the need for stronger protections for individuals involved in financial disputes. The incident also raises concerns about the safety of women in business and the effectiveness of law enforcement in addressing such crimes. The case could also impact the operations of Kussa Shea Bliss, which has been recognized for its commitment to sustainable and ethical business practices.
Key Details
- Victims
- Irene Atubiga (47) and George Atubiga (57)
- Date of Incident
- October 30, 2026
- Location
- NTHC Estate, Sakumono, Accra
- Company Affiliation
- Kussa Shea Bliss (CEO: Irene Atubiga)
- Suspect Arrested
- Beatrice Mumuni (47)
- Wanted Suspect
- Samuel Christopher Osei Anto
- Reward Offered
- GH¢100,000
Context & Background
Irene Atubiga had a background in banking before transitioning to entrepreneurship, founding Kussa Shea Bliss, which focuses on shea butter-based skincare products. The company emphasizes sustainable business practices and women's economic empowerment.
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