Lawyer Akoto Ampaw Profile And Cause Of Death

Lawyer Anthony Akoto Ampaw Esq is a veteran Ghanaian lawyer and human rights activist. He was born on 14th June, 1971. He died at the age of 52 years. Let’s take a take a look at his profile.

Lawyer Anthony Akoto Ampaw is married with children. The name of his wife and children are currently not available.

He is a graduate of the University of Ghana, LL.B in 1973 and the Ghana School of Law, B.L in 1993. Popularly known as ‘Che Che’ right from his student days at the University of Ghana, Ampaw was part of the New Patriotic Party’s legal team in the Electoral Petition of 2013.

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Lawyer Akoto Ampaw was the head of the legal team defending President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo’s win in the 2020 Presidential elections at the Supreme Court.

Lawyer Akoto Ampaw Profile And Cause Of Death

The lawyer was also tipped to be named Special Prosecutor following the president’s assent to the Office of Special Prosecutor Bill.

Anthony Akoto Ampaw has a distinguished legal career in Ghana and is known for handling high-profile cases. He is also known for his advocacy on human rights issues and has been involved in cases related to civil liberties, freedom of expression, and constitutional rights. He has been involved in environmental activism and has represented various environmental causes and organizations.

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He is often seen participating in public discussions, seminars, and workshops related to legal and human rights matters. He may have an academic background in law, but I don’t have specific details on his educational qualifications.

Cause Of Death

On Friday, 20th September, 2023, Ghanaians were sit with sad news about his passing.

Sources say he died in the early hours of Friday, October 20, at the University of Ghana Medical Center (UGMC).

According to available information, the lawyer has not been well since the beginning of 2023