Ghanaian marriage counsellor and motivational speaker Kweku Adumatta, widely known as Uncle Kweku Adumatta, has reportedly died at the age of an undisclosed number following a short illness.
A report by Myjoyonline indicate that the relationship expert passed away on Tuesday, November 10, 2026. However, information about the nature of his illness and the circumstances of his death has yet to emerge.
Adumatta was among the familiar personalities on Ghanaian radio and television, having spent years discussing marriage, relationships, family responsibilities and individual development.
Through appearances on platforms such as UTV, Joy Prime, Happy FM and Onua FM, he reached a wide audience with practical advice on maintaining healthy relationships and dealing with the difficulties that come with marriage.
His counselling philosophy placed considerable emphasis on understanding and accommodation between partners. He regularly challenged couples to overcome selfish attitudes, respect their differences and appreciate the experiences and family backgrounds each person brought into a relationship.
He also maintained that marriage was a serious undertaking that required preparation and a willingness to remain committed for life.
As part of his efforts to encourage people to prepare adequately before getting married, Adumatta popularised his “3Ds” principle, which involves defining, determining and developing oneself before taking the decision to marry.
His opinions on marriage were not always without controversy. In September 2025, he generated conversations after sharing his position on The Real Talk Podcast that marriage should be regarded as a sacred covenant rather than a contract.
The counsellor’s professional activities extended beyond radio and television discussions. He was also engaged in motivational speaking, corporate training and programmes aimed at helping people improve different aspects of their lives.
Among the subjects he addressed were stress management, anger control, self-development and entrepreneurship. He also participated in corporate events, mass wedding ceremonies and women’s empowerment programmes.
Adumatta was additionally recognised as an author and management consultant, with interests spanning professional training and consultancy services.
Over the years, his work focused on helping people make better personal decisions, develop themselves and approach marriage with a clearer understanding of its demands.
