A number of familiar faces from Ghana’s media industry have officially joined the legal profession as they have been called to the Bar on October 10, 2025.

From news anchors to broadcasters, these personalities have added “Esquire” to their titles after years of dedication to legal studies.

Here are some of the notable media practitioners who made it:

1. Serwaa Amihere

Already admired for her professionalism on screen, the celebrated GHOne TV presenter and producer now wields additional influence after being called to the Bar.

Her achievement of successfully balancing her media career with rigorous legal studies has been widely commended by fans and colleagues.

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2. Joseph Ackah-Blay

Known for his sharp reporting and articulate delivery, Joseph Ackah-Blay, has transitioned from the newsroom to the courtroom.

His journey into law reflects his passion for justice and public service, earning him praise from both the media and legal communities.

3. Benjamin Alpha

Benjamin Alpha, another respected media personality, has also been called to the Bar. With his background in communication and advocacy, his entry into the legal profession positions him as a powerful voice for accountability and ethical leadership.

4. Keneritt Asah-Bediako

Keneritt Asah-Bediako has combined his experience in media with a deep commitment to justice.

Now officially a lawyer, he joins the growing list of professionals who bridge the gap between journalism and law, two fields rooted in truth and integrity.

5. Emmanuel Ebo Hawkson

Daily Graphic’s court correspondent is widely respected for his detailed and accurate reporting on judicial proceedings and legal reforms.

His legal background is expected to enhance his court reporting and analysis.

6. Sixtus Don-Ullo

As a journalist with TV3 who has covered national issues and public interest stories, his new legal qualification positions him to bridge the gap between law, governance, and the media.


7. Portia Etornam Kornu

Portia Etornam Kornu is a former Multimedia journalist with GhanaWeb who did tremendous work in highlighting pressing societal issues.

She conducted public interviews and published opinion sampling pieces aimed at assessing public views on key matters.

Her legal qualification will afford her the opportunity to elevate her research to higher dimensions and make a meaningful impact on society.

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