Fresh Ghanaian Lawyer Who Was Called To The Bar After Enduring Tough Challenges Gives Glory To God

• PaaKwasi Mensah-Aborampah Esq, a Ghanaian lawyer who recently joined the Bar in 2023, expressed his gratitude to God for his legal journey on Facebook
• Despite facing financial, emotional, and mental challenges, he credited God for providing him with the motivation and strength to persevere
• His story serves as an inspiring testament to the role of faith and resilience in achieving one's goals

Ghanaian lawyer, PaaKwasi Mensah-Aborampah Esq, a member of the 2023 cohort, has expressed his gratitude to God for his journey to the Bar, acknowledging the immense challenges he faced on this path.

In a heartfelt Facebook post, he attributed his success to divine intervention.

Mensah-Aborampah, who has been through financial, emotional, and mental struggles, didn't let these difficulties deter him.

He emphasized the crucial role of his faith and the unwavering support of God in his pursuit.

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In his post, he shared,

"See, I have been drained financially, emotionally and mentally and yet I have had to be there for my two boys, my wife, family, and other people. Bro! If like God no dey inside like amake toast chale. But through it all, God provided the right motivation at the right time to fuel this journey."

His message resonates with many who face similar challenges, highlighting the importance of faith, determination, and the support of loved ones.

Mensah-Aborampah's remarkable journey to the Bar serves as an inspiring example of resilience and perseverance, and his story is a testament to the power of unwavering faith and hard work.

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Meanwhile, the Foreign Affairs Minister, Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey, shared her challenging path to joining the Ghana Bar Association, alongside more than 1,000 individuals, on October 20, 2023.

In an interview with the Daily Graphic, she emphasized her lifelong passion for the law, regardless of achieving it at the age of 60.

Esi, the first Ghana's Most Beautiful winner, called to the bar and acknowledges key figures in her journey

In other news, Esi, the 2015 Ghana's Most Beautiful winner from the Central Region, has expressed her gratitude to influential individuals, such as Apostle Kwadwo Sarfo, TV3 Group CEO Alan Kyerematen, and others, for her academic achievement as she becomes the first winner of the competition to be called to the Ghana Bar.

Notably, fellow Ghana's Most Beautiful winners Nana Ama and Naa offered their support on her momentous day.

Source: YEN.com.gh