Meet the 21-year-old youngest lawyer in the history of Ghana

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Naa 2 months ago

This gentleman should be given an ambassadorial position to inspire the younger generation. Congratulations

This gentleman should be given an ambassadorial position to inspire the younger generation. Congratulations
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Concerned African 1 month ago

he is a phenomenon and brilliant at that, we are so lucky to have someone so smart. The one good policy of the last useless administration was to set upon free education all be it after this brilliant young man could have be ...
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he is a phenomenon and brilliant at that, we are so lucky to have someone so smart. The one good policy of the last useless administration was to set upon free education all be it after this brilliant young man could have benefitted from but the good thing about free education is it will offer opportunity to brilliant students like this you man whom otherwise would have amounted to nothing in life in villages across the country however, now we have these prodigies how can Ghana benefit from their brilliance. the reality for this young man is to reach his true potential, he needs to go outside, Ghana unfortunately cannot extract from him what his potential can offer. Think of all the others that are entering the free education system today whom are as brilliant as this young man that we as a country cannot leverage. I pray over time we get there as a country to be able to take advantage of our brilliant children whom are literally left to beg. God bless my country Ghana.....
Oklemekuku 1 month ago

Azaa nkoaa

Azaa nkoaa
Belinda 1 month ago

During Tsikatas time, you complete form 4 then upper 6th form, then college or through university, then law school. So Tsikata still valid. This Danquah guy seem like 26 years. Moreover basic school completed at 12 looked lik ...
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During Tsikatas time, you complete form 4 then upper 6th form, then college or through university, then law school. So Tsikata still valid. This Danquah guy seem like 26 years. Moreover basic school completed at 12 looked like he was in class 1 by age 3 whilst still learning to talk. Primary school and JSS completed by 12 and SSS completed by 15 looked like some age undercut happened here. Most Ghanaians are not truthful to themselves.
Poor Ghana 1 month ago

Hahahahaha Belinda you made my night...I had a good laugh at "he was in class 1 by age 3 whilst still learning to talk" ....Ghana and drama

Hahahahaha Belinda you made my night...I had a good laugh at "he was in class 1 by age 3 whilst still learning to talk" ....Ghana and drama
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Peter 2 months ago

Naa is that what comes to mind? Is life in Ghana all about political or public office? You come from a country where a few inches rain flood the cities. Engineering and science means nothing. Why are you thrilled when you go ...
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Naa is that what comes to mind? Is life in Ghana all about political or public office? You come from a country where a few inches rain flood the cities. Engineering and science means nothing. Why are you thrilled when you go to the advanced countries? It is because science and engineering matters. The young man has done so well. Has achieved a lot. But he can be started with a reputable chambers for him to get a good pupilage.
Nana 1 month ago

Perfect contribution. The youngman shd be attached to a reputable Chambers to under study them.For now he's too raw and unexperienced to go on his own.That is what's done in the developed world.

Perfect contribution. The youngman shd be attached to a reputable Chambers to under study them.For now he's too raw and unexperienced to go on his own.That is what's done in the developed world.
ghana 1 month ago

which law school did nana addo attend ? educate us

which law school did nana addo attend ? educate us
Deeball 1 month ago

None of your sorry ass business law school! Leave the old man alone! Wo ye kuraaseni for sure!

None of your sorry ass business law school! Leave the old man alone! Wo ye kuraaseni for sure!
The Spear 1 month ago

Reply, else, be quiet.

Akufo-Addo did Economics at Legon and had third class.

Reply, else, be quiet.

Akufo-Addo did Economics at Legon and had third class.
make reading a habit.. 1 month ago

by virtue of his life, everything you need to know about Nana Addo's education, career, family, etc can be access from the web.. make reading a habit

by virtue of his life, everything you need to know about Nana Addo's education, career, family, etc can be access from the web.. make reading a habit
Well well 1 month ago

..well, he has the brains and is fortunate to have a capable family.. any child in such a situation needs no motivation

..well, he has the brains and is fortunate to have a capable family.. any child in such a situation needs no motivation
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Myra 2 months ago

Impressive

Impressive
Bk 2 months ago

This kid looks more like 26

This kid looks more like 26
Ama 1 month ago

NDC Lunatics told us Nana Akuffo Addo don't have a Law Certificate, why was his name included in Ghana Law records for 1975? Can Tsatsu Tsikata confirm whether the records are genuine?

NDC Lunatics told us Nana Akuffo Addo don't have a Law Certificate, why was his name included in Ghana Law records for 1975? Can Tsatsu Tsikata confirm whether the records are genuine?
Pie Trumpet Pet 2 months ago

Oh so he’s the next ‘Tsikata’. Congrats my boy-man lawyer. I’ll sue coach Otto if he fails Ghana today - even this boy and Tsatui combined can’t defend him. Becareful my beloved coach or else.

Oh so he’s the next ‘Tsikata’. Congrats my boy-man lawyer. I’ll sue coach Otto if he fails Ghana today - even this boy and Tsatui combined can’t defend him. Becareful my beloved coach or else.
Baga 2 months ago

Practically Tsikata is still the youngest going by the current educational system

Practically Tsikata is still the youngest going by the current educational system
New York 1 month ago

I agree with you ..Baga

I agree with you ..Baga
Ruthan 1 month ago

What did he achieve for the society with that cheap record? Practically that record went into his head and destroyed his career.Elsewhere in Russia we have students completing Medical school @ 17 or 18 and they go on to achie ...
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What did he achieve for the society with that cheap record? Practically that record went into his head and destroyed his career.Elsewhere in Russia we have students completing Medical school @ 17 or 18 and they go on to achieve great things for their nation.They take those kids to their science academies where they are groomed.
Atta 1 month ago

@ Baga
We shd learn to appreciate others effort. Check the schools the youngman attended b4 entering UCC, then compare it with that of Tsatsu who attended a Preparatory school and continued at Mfantsipim in those days.

@ Baga
We shd learn to appreciate others effort. Check the schools the youngman attended b4 entering UCC, then compare it with that of Tsatsu who attended a Preparatory school and continued at Mfantsipim in those days.
kelewele 2 months ago

LOL.. Why is Ghana always celebrating lawyers like they are so essential to the development of a country?? Where is the attention for scientists, mathematicians or engineers?? Ghanafuor…

LOL.. Why is Ghana always celebrating lawyers like they are so essential to the development of a country?? Where is the attention for scientists, mathematicians or engineers?? Ghanafuor…
Songooo 2 months ago

Chale, I side with you. That's why I respect the following professions more than even the political space; Farmers, Teachers, Engineers, health professionals, Security personnels and this legal profession is my least respec ...
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Chale, I side with you. That's why I respect the following professions more than even the political space; Farmers, Teachers, Engineers, health professionals, Security personnels and this legal profession is my least respected.
The Devil’s Advocate 1 month ago

Maybe Ghana really does have a glut of lawyers.It is a fact that our parliament is dominated by lawyers and that might be why we are getting no where.Too much debate with nothing productive resulting in no progress.
How abou ...
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Maybe Ghana really does have a glut of lawyers.It is a fact that our parliament is dominated by lawyers and that might be why we are getting no where.Too much debate with nothing productive resulting in no progress.
How about reducing the number of law faculties and putting more resources into STEM
Take your abuse on you 2 months ago

Say some oo. This is no news to me. It is his and his family achievement- kudos to him on that front-nothing else. If he is a science student who has invented something to benefit mankind then Yes I will say good news.

Say some oo. This is no news to me. It is his and his family achievement- kudos to him on that front-nothing else. If he is a science student who has invented something to benefit mankind then Yes I will say good news.
The Spear 1 month ago

Are scientists, mathematicians and engineers lacking in Ghana? There's a huge bunch of them warming chairs in offices and robbing the state apart from taking fat paychecks for doing nothing.

Are scientists, mathematicians and engineers lacking in Ghana? There's a huge bunch of them warming chairs in offices and robbing the state apart from taking fat paychecks for doing nothing.
. 2 months ago

Congratulations! Why don't we prosecute kings who ride and dance in a palanquin while others carry them on their heads? Isn't that a clear human rights violation similar to slavery, driven by poverty or other reasons in today ...
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Congratulations! Why don't we prosecute kings who ride and dance in a palanquin while others carry them on their heads? Isn't that a clear human rights violation similar to slavery, driven by poverty or other reasons in today's age of technology?
3tw3 ba 2 months ago

Odwan

Odwan
DE FACTO 2 months ago

Akuffo Addo is not and has never been a bonefide lawyer!

Akuffo Addo is not and has never been a bonefide lawyer!
FACT 1 month ago

He was called to the English Bar at the Middle Temple in UK. Practiced in Europe. Called to Ghana Bar. The co-founder of a law firm in Ghana. He is among the widely referenced lawyers in Ghana's legal community. The President ...
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He was called to the English Bar at the Middle Temple in UK. Practiced in Europe. Called to Ghana Bar. The co-founder of a law firm in Ghana. He is among the widely referenced lawyers in Ghana's legal community. The President whose father was a President, like George Bush of USA.
The Spear 1 month ago

How did he get to Middle Temple without law cert?

How did he get to Middle Temple without law cert?
Michael Kesseh 2 months ago

This year has been good to the people of Breman Asikuma in the Central Region. Daniel Oting Ewuah ESQ who was also called to the Bar same time was the S.R.C President of Ghana School of Law who handed over to Otumfour Osei Tu ...
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This year has been good to the people of Breman Asikuma in the Central Region. Daniel Oting Ewuah ESQ who was also called to the Bar same time was the S.R.C President of Ghana School of Law who handed over to Otumfour Osei Tutu's son.

Breman Asikuma has a lot of talents which needs some serious interventions. We have the materials waiting for Tailors.
Tsatsu Tsikata was 19 when he became a lawyer 2 months ago

Lazy journalists. Editorial staff of Ghanaweb are lazy.

Lazy journalists. Editorial staff of Ghanaweb are lazy.
Kwaku 1 month ago

Actually 18 when he completed Legon and 21 when he completed post graduated in Oxford. So technically, Tsatsu is the youngest ever.

Actually 18 when he completed Legon and 21 when he completed post graduated in Oxford. So technically, Tsatsu is the youngest ever.
Tsatsu used 2 weeks to complete the law school 1 month ago

In Tsatu' time, there was 7 years secondary school education, 2 years national service 3 years university education and 2 years at Ghana law school. so if tsatu was 8 when he started secondary school ... complete the equatio ...
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In Tsatu' time, there was 7 years secondary school education, 2 years national service 3 years university education and 2 years at Ghana law school. so if tsatu was 8 when he started secondary school ... complete the equation...............
We dont do god here 1 month ago

Yet majority sre suffering from scientific illiteracy. All we produce are prophets and pastors

Yet majority sre suffering from scientific illiteracy. All we produce are prophets and pastors
AI 1 month ago

Another Tsatsu Tsikata. Well done, young man.

Another Tsatsu Tsikata. Well done, young man.
Kofi Amankwa 1 month ago

well done son

well done son
Abugre 1 month ago

This is a chew and pour course. With no experience other than chewing and pouring should be made an ambassador. Naa come again

This is a chew and pour course. With no experience other than chewing and pouring should be made an ambassador. Naa come again
Shades 1 month ago

How about Serwa Amehere?

How about Serwa Amehere?
Ozymandias 1 month ago

Congratulations, young man. You have made your parents, and Ghana, so proud of you. Meanwhile, if Tsatsu Tsikata and Nana Addo Danquah Akuffo Addo were both called to the Bar in 1975, who are those jackasses who continue to s ...
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Congratulations, young man. You have made your parents, and Ghana, so proud of you. Meanwhile, if Tsatsu Tsikata and Nana Addo Danquah Akuffo Addo were both called to the Bar in 1975, who are those jackasses who continue to shamelessly claim that NADAA is not a lawyer? Such types of people are uneducated ignoramuses. NADAA studied Law in one of the four famous Inns of Court in London, and these institutions are far better than all the Law Schools in Ghana combined.
Game Changer +447935009178 1 month ago

@Ozymandias3, stop insulting unjustly and do your research. The fact is Akufo Addo learnt his law as a law apprentice from a law chamber in UK. There was such an opportunity for those with low academics. In today's standards, ...
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@Ozymandias3, stop insulting unjustly and do your research. The fact is Akufo Addo learnt his law as a law apprentice from a law chamber in UK. There was such an opportunity for those with low academics. In today's standards, Akufo Addo couldn't have been a lawyer.
The Spear 1 month ago

Thanks for this; I just never knew that was possible.

Thanks for this; I just never knew that was possible.
Boye/California 1 month ago

Wonderful Child respect you my Man wish you all the Best in life

Wonderful Child respect you my Man wish you all the Best in life
Holy Sinner 1 month ago

Akufo Addo ?....He has no law certificate, he is a criminal.

Akufo Addo ?....He has no law certificate, he is a criminal.
FACT 1 month ago

FATHER AND SON WERE PRESIDENTS OF GHANA
Like father like son: both were Presidents of Ghana. Rare achievements. You don't know that Nana Addo-Dankwa Akufo-Addo was called to the English Bar at the Middle Temple before being ...
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FATHER AND SON WERE PRESIDENTS OF GHANA
Like father like son: both were Presidents of Ghana. Rare achievements. You don't know that Nana Addo-Dankwa Akufo-Addo was called to the English Bar at the Middle Temple before being called to the Ghana Bar. He is among the widely referenced lawyers in Ghana's legal community.
Jack 1 month ago

Congratulations, my son

Congratulations, my son
Joe 1 month ago

Corrupt everywhere

Corrupt everywhere
Kwame Richard 1 month ago

Congratulations

Congratulations
Now Now 1 month ago

Your extensive research has not been fair to Nana Addo
You should have stated his own institutions also and not just cohort him

Your extensive research has not been fair to Nana Addo
You should have stated his own institutions also and not just cohort him
Al. J....A missed target 1 month ago

How many liars....lawyers... do we have now in Ghana ?

How many liars....lawyers... do we have now in Ghana ?
Body Gay 1 month ago

Congratulations to the young man

Congratulations to the young man
Baba Siaka Stevens 1 month ago

Thousands of this so called lawyers are called in to the bar every year and if i may ask what benefit thus this cheap title got to do with Ghana's numerous problems like the road networks, floods, good drinking water, aviatio ...
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Thousands of this so called lawyers are called in to the bar every year and if i may ask what benefit thus this cheap title got to do with Ghana's numerous problems like the road networks, floods, good drinking water, aviation industry, Marine engineering, environment etc etc, the annoying thing is that 99 percent of this so called lawyers study only one subject-Criminal law, just because they want to enter politics and loot the taxe payers money
Kwame Peter 1 month ago

The challenge of some people’s fixation with Nana Addo’s legal credentials is how to bring him down to the rather humble levels of some non-achievers.

The challenge of some people’s fixation with Nana Addo’s legal credentials is how to bring him down to the rather humble levels of some non-achievers.
Matthias 1 month ago

He’s not the first. Status Tsikata was 14 when he entered the University to study law, he obtained his LLB first class at age 18. No one else!

He’s not the first. Status Tsikata was 14 when he entered the University to study law, he obtained his LLB first class at age 18. No one else!
Alesikpe 1 month ago

For what??? Mtcheew

For what??? Mtcheew
Concern citizen 1 month ago

Give thanks to the vision Nana Addo free education which opens the door for all wether poor or rich family. One day Ghanaians will witness the importance of the gentleman who they have been insulted

Give thanks to the vision Nana Addo free education which opens the door for all wether poor or rich family. One day Ghanaians will witness the importance of the gentleman who they have been insulted
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KAK 1 month ago

He knows nothing... He can't defend anybody... He should relax and learn more for like 4 years

He knows nothing... He can't defend anybody... He should relax and learn more for like 4 years
Zakarakis 1 month ago

Congrats. An Engineer can study law to be a lawyer. Can a lawyer study to be an Engineer? Looks like law is EASIEST COURSE to study.

Congrats. An Engineer can study law to be a lawyer. Can a lawyer study to be an Engineer? Looks like law is EASIEST COURSE to study.
Atugu 1 month ago

And so what else?

And so what else?
Landlord OA 1 month ago

He should spend the next 4-5 years working under a good Lawyer/Firm to gain practical experience

He should spend the next 4-5 years working under a good Lawyer/Firm to gain practical experience
Ray 1 month ago

Congratulations smart young man

Congratulations smart young man
Incredible! Congratulations Danqua. You have not only done Ghana proud but the entire Africa, including Nigeria of which national I am, originally. 1 month ago

Incredible! Congratulations, Barister Danqua. You have not only done Ghana proud but the entire Africa, including Nigeria of which national I am, originally.

Incredible! Congratulations, Barister Danqua. You have not only done Ghana proud but the entire Africa, including Nigeria of which national I am, originally.
Citizen 1 month ago

Please expunch akufo addo name from these interesting and nice article ,
Do not put his name in these publication to mess it up
His name doesn't feet into the nice article
Take his name off or remove the whole article

Please expunch akufo addo name from these interesting and nice article ,
Do not put his name in these publication to mess it up
His name doesn't feet into the nice article
Take his name off or remove the whole article
Matthias 1 month ago

He’s not the first. Status Tsikata was 14 when he entered the University to study law, he obtained his LLB first class at age 18. No one else!

He’s not the first. Status Tsikata was 14 when he entered the University to study law, he obtained his LLB first class at age 18. No one else!
Matthias 1 month ago

He’s not the first. Status Tsikata was 14 when he entered the University to study law, he obtained his LLB first class at age 18. No one else!

He’s not the first. Status Tsikata was 14 when he entered the University to study law, he obtained his LLB first class at age 18. No one else!

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