Article 26 of the UN Universal declaration of human rights states that, “Everyone has the right to education. Education shall be free, at least in the elementary and fundamental stages. Elementary education shall be compulsory.

Lawyer? Next week? Surreal.

"There are years that ask questions and years that answer" Their Eyes Were Watching God - Zora NH.

A fresh season. A new man.

A whole slave? A lawyer? This is some progress 😂

Show us the way 🙌

Today at the bank, the staff asked me what I do for a living. I almost said student, but paused for a while, smiled, and then I said I’m a lawyer. We both smiled at each other and then started laughing. It’s all so surreal.

Poster Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research's annual research meeting 2022. In this study we used in silico approaches to probe the feasibility of a cross-species vaccine based on CSP. We sought to profile antibodies against CSP from three Plasmodium species.

This is the sad and deplorable state of the Kpatua Basic school in the Upper East region of Ghana. This structure serves as a classroom for both KG1 and KG2. Students have no study materials, no furniture, while some have no uniforms at all. 1/

@shafic_osman @SelikemDonkor Agaaya prosper. breakfast for you. Interconstitutionalism as an interpretive practice.

Ok.

Nabing!

From not caring about water at all to caring about it enough to write on it. Check out my new article on water crisis in Ghana. thebftonline.com/2023/02/14/wat…

This has taken years in the works. To everyone who got UG back into Jessup and the generations who continued to work hard to build incremental experience, congratulations. God bless Kobby Afari Yeboah for the sacrifices. And of course, congratulations to the winners!!

This year, we are planning to drill a borehole in the Yizidug community in the Upper East region of Ghana. As we celebrate #worldwaterday we encourage you to join us in our effort to ensure that the younger generation have access to clean and safe water #cleanwaterforall

My first ACADEMIC publication is now available! 🙌🏽. In this paper, I delved into the debates on marital property rights for Ghanaian women from an African feminist and feminist political economist perspective. 💖You can access the full copy here: cambridgelawreview.org/_files/ugd/fb0…

🔓Ama Hammond & Prosper Batariwah examine biases in #Ghanaian inheritance law when order of death is unclear. They argue current commorientes rules should be modified according to Ghanaian expectations regarding succession in customary law. #intestacy doi.org/10.1017/S00218…

Fascinating stuff!

Scholar!

This religious school debate is almost comical lol.