The late Deputy Chief Executive of the National Petroleum Authority (NPA), Dr. Dramani Bukari, has been laid to rest in Damongo in the Savannah Region, in accordance with Islamic tradition.
The burial followed a Janazah prayer at his family residence, attended by relatives, colleagues, management and staff of the NPA, industry players and well-wishers.
Dr. Dramani Bukari passed away on Tuesday, August 11, 2026, after a short illness.
Following the funeral prayer, his remains were conveyed to the Damongo cemetery for burial.
Hundreds of mourners and dignitaries gathered to pay their final respects to the late NPA Deputy Chief Executive and console his bereaved family.
Dr. Bukari was noted for his contribution to Ghana’s downstream petroleum sector. At the NPA, he spearheaded the Authority’s Centre of Excellence and played a key role in advancing the implementation of the 24-Hour Economy programme in the downstream petroleum industry.
He also served in various capacities during his professional career and was widely described as a disciplined, humble and committed leader.
Beyond his professional responsibilities, Dr. Bukari was remembered as a husband, father, mentor and academic whose contributions earned him respect among colleagues and industry stakeholders.
His burial brings to a close the funeral rites for the late NPA official, as family, friends and colleagues mourn his passing.
