Ghana School of Law Best Student Akosua Sarpong Reveals She Avoided Relationships for Six Years to Focus on Studies
Ghana School of Law Best Student Akosua Sarpong Reveals She Avoided Relationships for Six Years to Focus on Studies
UmarFarouk123 
Akosua Achiaa Sarpong has emerged as the Overall Best Student of the Ghana School of Law at its 63rd Call to the Bar ceremony held in October 2026, outperforming 1,568 newly enrolled barristers and solicitors.
Sarpong also received recognition for her outstanding performance in Civil Procedure, underscoring her academic excellence throughout her professional legal training.
Her academic journey began at Notre Dame Girls’ Senior High School before proceeding to the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), where she studied Law and graduated with First Class honours in 2024.
She gained practical legal experience through an internship at Minkah-Premo and Co. prior to completing her professional programme at the Ghana School of Law.
Sharing her story, Sarpong attributed her success to discipline, focus and faith, noting that she deliberately avoided romantic relationships during her six years of legal education to concentrate fully on her studies.
She expressed gratitude to God for the achievement and said she hopes to build a career in Energy Law, with a special interest in Ghana’s oil and gas sector.
Her achievement has been described as a proud moment for the legal profession and an inspiration to young law students across the country.
