Late Elder Christopher Aditetteh Numo was born on 9th October, 1983 at Ada-Kasseh to Mr. Emmanuel Kofi Numo (Late) and Madam Rose Aballo both from Ada - Kadjanya.

He was the second of six children. Mum always recounts the joy and laughter Christopher brought to the family the moment he arrived. The family resided at Ada at the time of his birth but later relocated to Ashaiman, where Christopher spent most of his childhood and youth.

Chris as mum affectionately calls him, began his early education at St. Jonas Primary school in the 90's in Ashaiman. His love for learning continued through Prisbel School Complex in 2000 for Junior high School. Later, he pursued further studies at Tema Technical institute specializing in Mechanical Engineering Part I and Part II in 2004 and 2006 respectively.

In his quest for higher education, he enrolled at the University of Cape Coast in 2014 and graduated with a First-Class Diploma in Commerce And another First-Class Bachelor Degree in Commerce from the same University in 2019. At the time of this tragedy, he was a Level 2 student at the Institute of Chartered Accountants, Ghana (ICAG), pursuing his professional accounting certification.

Throughout his academic journey, Christopher was admired for his intelligence, humility, diligence and unwavering commitment to excellence.

Born into a Christian family, Chris was a devoted believer. He began his spiritual journey at the Chapel Square Assembly of The Church of Pentecost (Moneomanye District) where he held many positions such as Sunday School teacher, local children's ministry leader, youth leader and local secretary.

Elder Christopher was transferred to Mt Zion Assembly in 2002, where he was dedicated to the Lord and baptized on 22nd December 2002 by Pastor George Kwesi Timinca, then District Pastor of Ashaiman South.

He was ordained as Deacon in 2006 and subsequently made an Elder in 2011 at Mt. Zion Assembly. In the year 2014, Elder Christopher was transferred from Mt. Zion to Adjei Kojo English Assembly as supporting Elder. Due to relocation, Elder Christopher later joined Dawhenya District in 2020.

He was dedicated, selfless hardworking, committed with an excellent organization skill and extensive interpersonal relationship and shepherded, nurtured and developed potential youth leaders and workers.

He served the Lord with humility, kindness, compassion, faithfulness and a spirit of service to others, traits that reflected in every aspect of his life. He believed that true greatness comes from walking closely with God and touching lives positively.

To his family, Christopher was more than a loving big brother, he was a pillar, a confidant, a source of strength with a gentle spirit, deep love, encouragement, welcoming smile to us his siblings, always ready to lend a helping hand, offer wise counsel, and share laughter.

Humble, disciplined, and kind-hearted, a man who treated everyone with respect. His sense of humor, generosity, and calm demeanor drew people to him.

He lived his life with purpose and left behind a legacy of love, faith, and integrity. Those who knew him will forever remember his positive influence and the light he brought into their lives.

His career path reflected his versatility, leadership, passion, integrity, dedication and a strong sense of purpose, leaving a lasting impression on colleagues.

He held several roles, including:

Machine Operator, Pagrik Ghana Limited (2009)

Graphic Designer and Office Manager, Unikorn Secretarial Services (2009–2010)

Core Mathematics Tutor, Vista College (Remedial School) (2010–2011)

Mathematics and Science Tutor, Aves International Academy (British Curriculum) (2014–2016)

Site Manager, Puma Filling Station (Cismond Petroleum Ltd.) (2017–2018)

Head of Academics and Management Member, Cyrus International School (2018–2024)

His dedication to excellence and unwavering work ethic earned him the respect and admiration of his colleagues and students alike.

In the course of the year, Elder Christopher suffered from a short illness which the family faced with courage and faith. Despite all efforts and prayers, the Lord, in His divine wisdom, called His faithful servant home on Sunday, 28th August 2025.

His passing has left a deep void in the hearts of his family, friends, colleagues, and the church. Today, we take solace in the knowledge that you have gone to rest in the Lord.

Your memory will forever remain in our hearts. Farewell, beloved Brother. Rest peacefully till we meet again.