Legal Social

This week on Legal Social Season 2 Episode 10, we are joined by Sammani Zachary (Esq.), Senior Managing Counsel at Legal Ink (in association with Clyde & Co.) and Head of the Firm’s Dispute Resolution and Construction, Infrastructure & Projects practice groups. Called to the Ghana Bar in 2007, Sammani was the best graduating student in Company Law at the Ghana School of Law. His legal practice spans civil litigation, arbitration, construction law, corporate governance and recovery matters, with extensive experience working with banks and financial institutions in Ghana. Before entering legal practice, he spent several years managing businesses in the travel and tourism sector. He also holds a Bachelor of Arts in Law and French from KNUST and an Advanced Diploma in French Proficiency from Université Cheikh Anta Diop in Dakar, Senegal. 🎙️ Topic: From High Court to Court of Appeal Subtitle: Your Guide to Civil Appeals in Ghana Who has the right to appeal a court’s decision? What circumstances give a person the…

This week on Legal Social S2 Episode 9, we explore “Justice for Everyone” and break down how the courts work, why cases can take so long, and what happens behind the scenes before a case reaches its conclusion. Joining us is Samson, Samson is a lawyer, media practitioner, trainer and consultant, and holds an LL.M in Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR). He is a governance advocate who has worked with leading institutions including UNESCO, TI-Ghana, CDD/CODEO, the Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition and the Judicial Service of Ghana. His work with the Judicial Service contributed to the development of rules to fast-track the adjudication of presidential election petitions. A major crusader for the passage of Ghana’s Right to Information Law, Samson has also served on boards and committees of the University of Education, Winneba, the University of Ghana, the RTI Commission and the GFA Normalisation Committee’s Disciplinary Committee. He is a Fellow of the Aspen Institute’s Africa Leadership Initiative – West…

🎙️ LEGAL SOCIAL | SEASON 2, EPISODE 8 In Episode 8 of Season 2 of Legal Social, we sit down with Thaddeus Sory, Esq., FCIArb, founding and managing partner of Sory & Partners @Law to explore one of the Supreme Court’s most significant constitutional functions: its original jurisdiction. As a distinguished Ghanaian lawyer, seasoned litigator, arbitrator and lecturer at the Ghana School of Law, Mr. Sory brings over two decades of legal practice and experience to this important conversation. What does it mean when a constitutional dispute begins at the Supreme Court? What kinds of matters fall under its original jurisdiction and why does the Constitution place these disputes before the highest court in the land? Join us for an insightful conversation as we unpack the law, the Constitution and the role of the Supreme Court in resolving constitutional disputes. #LegalSocial #ThaddeusSory #supremecourt #legaleducation #ghana

In Episode 7 of Legal Social, we sit down with Winston Nelson Jr., CEO of Amber Securities Ltd. and President of the Ghana Securities Industry Association (GSIA), for an insightful conversation about Ghana’s capital market and the role the stock exchange plays in our economy. With over 22 years of experience in capital markets and financial advisory, Winston brings a wealth of knowledge and industry insight to the conversation—from listed securities and capital raising to market development and investment opportunities. Whether you’re an investor, a business owner, or simply curious about how the stock market works, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss. 📊 🎧 Episode 7: The Stock Exchange and You Subtitle: Understanding How Markets Work, Who Participates & What Is Traded ▶️ Full Episode 7 Coming Soon! #LegalSocial #LegalSocialPodcast #stockexchange #WinstonNelsonJr

🎙️ LEGAL SOCIAL | EPISODE 6 SSNIT & You: Why It Is Compulsory, How It Works & What It Means for Workers In Episode 6 of Legal Social, we sit down with Ms. Jemimah Ofori, Head of External Communications at SSNIT, for an insightful conversation on social security, workers’ contributions, benefits and the value of the SSNIT Scheme. With over 13 years of experience at SSNIT and extensive expertise in communications and stakeholder engagement, Ms. Ofori brings valuable insight into a topic every worker should understand. 🎧 Episode 6: SSNIT & You Subtitle: Why It Is Compulsory, How It Works & What It Means for Workers #LegalSocial #LegalSocialPodcast #SSNIT #JemimahOfori

This week on Legal Social, we sit down with Michael Adomako, Head of Product Development & Innovation and a seasoned insurance professional with 17 years of experience in insurance business management, operations and retail. With expertise spanning insurance management, financial analysis, business development, portfolio management, research and innovation, Michael brings a wealth of industry knowledge to the conversation. He holds a BSc. in Insurance and an MBA in Finance from the University of Ghana Business School (UGBS) and is a Fellow of the Chartered Insurance Institute (UK) and the Chartered Insurance Institute of Ghana. In this episode, we unpack what insurance really means, how we can better understand and manage risk, and why having the right protection is essential to achieving long-term financial security. Tune in for a timely and insightful conversation that could change the way you think about risk, protection and your financial future. Episode 5 Trailer Out Now Full Season Coming Soon!!! 🎧…

This week on Legal Social, we are joined by Dr. Jemima Nunoo (PhD, MA (Res), MA, BSc (Hons)) an award-winning executive, academic, leadership and governance expert, and former Technical Director for Media and Strategic Communications at the Office of the President, Ghana. With over 20 years of tertiary-level teaching experience and extensive experience in leadership, governance, strategic communications and public service, Dr. Nunoo brings a wealth of knowledge and perspective to the conversation. 🎙️ Topic: What Happens When Life Happens? Subtitle: Preparing for Life’s Turning Points Before They Arrive Life can change in an instant. But how prepared are we for the unexpected turns, transitions and defining moments that come our way? Episode Trailer Out Now!!! Join us for an insightful conversation on Legal Social as we explore how preparation, resilience and intentionality can help us navigate life’s turning points. 📺 Don’t miss this episode! #LegalSocial #JemimaNunoo #ghana

This week on Legal Social, we are joined by Kofi Asmah, (Esq.) A seasoned lawyer with over 23 years of experience, leading real estate lawyer and investor, Co-Founder and Managing Solicitor of Gyandoh Asmah & Co., consultant to the World Bank Group and the African Union Diaspora African Forum, Chairman of the Ghanaian Hungarian Business Council and former marketing professional with experience at Ogilvy, Saatchi & Saatchi and Diageo. Together, we unpack “What Does It Mean to Be Under an IMF Programme?” and explore Ghana’s post-independence history with the IMF. Is Ghana’s experience unique, or is it part of a broader regional, continental or global economic reality? Join us for an insightful conversation as we break down the legal, economic and historical perspectives behind IMF programmes and what they mean for Ghana’s future. 🎙️ Season 2 | Episode 3 Streaming platforms @Legal Social on YouTube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts #legalsocial #IMF #legaleducation #KofiAsmah

This week on Season 2, Episode 2 of Legal Social, we sit down with Dr. Angela Durowaa Frempong, Obstetrician and Gynecologist to discuss the realities behind Caesarean Sections and Understanding the Decision “When Medical Judgment, Maternal Choice and Safety Intersect”. 🎙️Streaming platforms @Legal Social on YouTube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts Subscribe, follow, like, comment and share to engage in the conversation. #legalsocial #caesareansection #ghana #socialedu

🎙️Topic: “INSIDE A CRIMINAL TRIAL” PART 2 Subtitle: Understanding the journey from arrest to judgment This week on Legal Social, Guest: Godwin Edudzi Tameklo, (Esq.) Senior Lawyer, Director for Legal Affiars: NDC and Chief Executive Officer, National Petroleum Authority elaborates what “INSIDE A CRIMINAL TRIAL” looks like helping us understand the journey from arrest to judgment in Ghana from a legal and societal perspective. #legalsocial #crimetrial #thelaw #ghana Streaming platforms @Legal Social on YouTube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts Subscribe, follow, like, comment and share to engage in the conversation. #legalsocial #criminallaw #ghana #edudzitameklo

This week on Legal Social, Guest: Godwin Edudzi Tameklo, (Esq.) Senior Lawyer, Director for Legal Affiars: NDC and Chief Executive Officer, National Petroleum Authority elaborates what “INSIDE A CRIMINAL TRIAL” looks like helping us understand the journey from arrest to judgment in Ghana from a legal and societal perspective. 🎬Season 2 Episode 1 Part 1 Trailer out now!! #legalsocial #crimetrial #thelaw #ghana

In this episode, we unpack rape from a legal and societal perspective. What does the law actually define as rape? How does consent operate in practice? Why are these cases so complex in court? Moving beyond myths and emotional rhetoric, we explore the seriousness of sexual offences through a careful legal lens with Paa Kow Sesseh Acquaye,(ESQ)

What does success really look like at 25? In this episode of Legal Social, we sit down with Carolyn Asante-Dartey, an employee at Google, to explore her remarkable journey from Alsyd Academy to Stanford University and one of the world’s biggest tech companies. 🎙️ “From Alsyd Academy to Stanford and Google.” Beyond the achievements and accolades, this conversation dives into the realities of ambition, personal growth, relationships, and the pressure of trying to balance it all at a young age. From education and career opportunities to love, identity, and purpose, Carolyn shares honest insights into navigating success in today’s fast-paced world. In this episode, we discuss: • The journey from Ghana to Stanford • Building a career at Google • Opportunities, discipline, and growth • Finding love while pursuing ambition • The pressures of “having it all” at 25 Watch now and join the conversation. 👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more conversations at the intersection of society, ambition, and…

In this episode of Legal Social, we are joined by Kwabena Bempah Tandoh, former Deputy Director-General of the Ghana Education Service (GES), to explore the historical foundations of educational rights before the 1992 Constitution and the role successive governments have played in shaping Ghana’s education system. 🎙️ “Educational Rights: How it Started, Pre-The 1992 Constitution.” This conversation examines the evolution of access to education, policy priorities, government investment, and the ongoing debate about whether enough resources have been allocated to secure quality education for all. In this episode, we discuss: • The history of educational rights in Ghana • Education before the 1992 Constitution • Government investment in the education sector • Challenges affecting access and quality • Whether enough resources have been allocated over the years Watch now and join the conversation. 👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more conversations at the intersection of law, governance, and…

In this episode of Legal Social, we are joined by Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, Hon. MP for Ofoase-Ayirebi and former Minister for Information and Works & Housing, to examine how social media has transformed the way information is created, shared, and consumed. 🎙️ “What is Misinformation?” From fake news and viral headlines to manipulated narratives and public perception, this conversation explores the growing challenge of misinformation and its impact on trust, governance, democracy, and society. In this episode, we discuss: • What misinformation really is • Why false information spreads so quickly online • The role of social media algorithms • How misinformation affects politics and public trust • The responsibility of governments, media, and citizens Listen now and join the conversation. 👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more conversations at the intersection of law, governance, and everyday life.

Single parenting is often praised, judged, misunderstood, and rarely discussed honestly. In this episode of Legal Social, we sit down with Akua Boahemaa Boate, CEO of Food Pharmacy, to unpack the realities behind raising children alone. From the emotional and financial pressures to the resilience, sacrifices, and hidden costs, this conversation explores what single parenting truly looks like beyond social media and public perception. “Single Parenting: A Jolly Ride or an Uphill Task?” In this episode, we discuss: • The emotional realities of single parenting • Financial and mental pressures • Balancing parenting, health, and hustle • Social expectations and hidden struggles • The strength and resilience behind the journey Watch now and join the conversation. 👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more conversations at the intersection of law, society, and everyday life.

In this episode of Legal Social, we are joined by Paa Kwesi Hagan (Esq.), Founder and Head of Globetrotters Legal, to explore the legal and practical meaning of citizenship in today’s world. In “Citizenship, Government and You: Power, Borders and Belonging”, we unpack how citizenship shapes your rights, responsibilities, identity, and access, while also examining the realities of borders, migration, and national belonging. This conversation goes beyond theory to provide real-world insight into how individuals experience citizenship and what it truly means to belong. In this episode, we discuss: What citizenship means legally vs practically Rights and responsibilities tied to citizenship The role of government in defining belonging Borders, migration, and identity Who gets to belongand why it matters Watch now to better understand the connection between citizenship, power, and identity in a global world. 👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more conversations at the intersection of law and…

In this episode of Legal Social, we are joined by Fatimatu Abubakar, Lawyer and former Minister for Information, to explore the legal and political dynamics of parliamentary election disputes. In “When Elections Go to Court: Parliamentary Elections and the Rule of Law”, we examine how the judiciary handles election petitions, the role of the courts in upholding democratic principles, and the broader implications for governance and public trust. This conversation offers critical insight into how law and politics intersect—especially in moments that shape the nation's direction. ⚖️ In this episode, we discuss: What happens when parliamentary elections are contested The legal process behind election petitions The role of courts in protecting democratic systems Whether judicial intervention strengthens or delays political outcomes The impact of election disputes on governance and public confidence Listen now to understand the role of the courts in democracy, and the fine line between justice and prolonged…

In this episode of Legal Social, we are joined by Frank Agyare (Esq.), Chartered Accountant and Partner at Oak and Wuuds Law, to break down the legal realities of inheritance and estate distribution. In “What is a Will: What Happens When Someone Dies Without Making a Will?”, we explore how the law steps in when there is no will, what this means for family members and dependents, and the potential consequences when certain individuals are left out. This conversation provides practical insight into an often-overlooked area of life, planning for the future and protecting the people who matter most. In this episode, we discuss: What a will is and why it matters What happens when someone dies without a will How estates are distributed under the law Who qualifies as a beneficiary What happens when a dependent is left out Watch now to understand how the law handles your legacy—and why having a will is essential. 👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more conversations at the intersection of law and…

In this episode of Legal Social, we are joined by Ama Opoku Amponsah, Partner at Kulendi@Law, to unpack the realities behind the words “I do.” In “Marriage: Romance, Law and Reality”, we explore what marriage truly means from a legal perspective—breaking down the rights, responsibilities, and expectations that come with it. From property and financial obligations to the broader legal framework that governs marital relationships, this conversation provides practical insight into how the law shapes one of life’s most important decisions. This episode is designed for anyone who wants to make informed choices—whether you are considering marriage, currently married, or simply seeking to better understand the legal dimensions of relationships. In this episode, we discuss: 1.The legal meaning of marriage 2.Rights and responsibilities of spouses 3.Property and financial implications 4.Common misconceptions about marriage and the law 5.What to know before saying “I do” Watch now to gain clarity on the legal realities…

In this episode of Legal Social, we sit down with Prof. Abdallah Ali-Nakyea, Lawyer and Associate Professor of Tax Law and Policy at the University of Ghana School of Law, to break down one of the most important—but often misunderstood—parts of everyday life: taxes. From the deductions on your salary to the prices you pay for goods and services, taxes affect everyone. But what exactly are we paying for? Why do taxes matter? And where does the money actually go? In “Taxes and You: Understanding the System”, we simplify Ghana’s tax system, explore its impact on national development, and explain how it directly connects to the services and infrastructure we rely on daily. Whether you’re a student, working professional, entrepreneur, or simply curious about how the system works, this episode gives you the clarity you need—without the complicated jargon. Listen now to understand your money, your responsibility, and your role in building the nation.