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Zeqblog Blog of Sunday, 25 January 2026
Source: Okine Isaac
In a story that highlights both the vulnerability of children and the power of cross-border community, two young boys from Accra, Ghana, have been located in Togo.
The children, identified as Jeff Agyako and Kelvin Boateng, were found in Mission Torve, Togo. According to reports, the boys speak only Twi, a language primarily spoken in Ghana, and have shared a troubling story. They state that they were brought to Togo by an unknown man.
This discovery has sparked an urgent search to reunite the boys with their anxious families back in Accra. Authorities and community networks are now mobilizing, but they need the public’s help.
