About The Law Institute

He served as Vice President of the Ashanti Regional Branch of the Ghana Bar Association and Vice President at the national level. He lectures at the Law Institute and previously held a Senior Lecturer position at the Ghana School of Law in Company Law and Practice.

His experience spans diverse sectors including Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG), Finance Houses, and Oil and Gas. He has provided advisory services on corporate restructuring and international projects like FINSAP and the Millennium Challenge Account, consulting with the World Bank Group, foreign governments, and state institutions.

His expertise encompasses litigation, risk management, and transactional legal services, with recognition as one of the most accomplished professional mentors in the legal profession.

His publications include Company Law & Governance of Other Corporate Bodies in Ghana (co-authored), The Legal Regulation of the Oil Industry in Ghana, and The Divestiture Process in Ghana from Guidelines to the Law. He serves as a Director on multiple private and public sector boards.

She brings over 35 years of legal practice experience to her role. Her professional expertise encompasses Dispute Resolution, Corporate Practice, and Mining Law and Policy. She has served as a legal consultant to the Ghana Chamber of Mines for over 15 years.

She earned an LLB from the University of Ghana, a BL from the Ghana School of Law, and an LLM from Georgetown University Law Center in the United States.

She has volunteered with both the Legal Aid Commission and FIDA-Ghana, and previously chaired the Women and Minors' Rights Committee of the Ghana Bar Association. She established the GBA Women's Forum and served as its first president.

Her ongoing work involves advancing affirmative action and gender-responsive legislation in Ghana and across Africa, reflecting her dedication to women's and children's rights advancement in the region.

Her academic credentials include a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Ghana, a Master's degree in Law and Diploma in Leadership and Advocacy from Georgetown University, a Certificate in International Humanitarian Law from the Henri Dunant Institute in Geneva, and a PhD from the University of Northampton.

She previously served as Rector of the Law Institute in Ghana. Throughout her career, she has advanced women's rights globally by contributing to CEDAW initiatives focused on access to justice, education rights, and climate change with disaster risk reduction.

She has presented her work at prominent international venues, including the UN Commission on the Status of Women and the International Women and Justice Summit.

She earned an LLM in Business Law from the University of Law (UK) and completed academic work in Gender, Race, Sexuality, and Social Justice from the University of British Columbia.

Her career includes contributions to major national policy initiatives in Ghana and advancement of anti-racism and multicultural policy reforms in Canada through community-based research and policy analysis. She has also supported academic and legal research initiatives with strong program management experience.

She holds registration as a mediator and membership in the Chartered Institute of Mediators and Chartered Institute of Arbitrators. She possesses certifications in Agile Project Management, Compliance, and Risk Management.

Guided by a decolonial feminist approach, she focuses on designing equitable programs and policies that dismantle systemic barriers and empower communities.