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Akosua Sarpong named best law student: Full call to bar award winners
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Akosua Sarpong named best overall law student as KNUST claims 4 of 11 awards The KNUST Faculty of Law alumna also won the award for Best Student in Civil Procedure, making her one of the standout performers among the newly qualified lawyers.
Sarpong received the John Mensah Sarbah Award for the best all-round performance in the Professional Law Examinations during the 63rd Call to the Bar ceremony on Friday, October 9, 2026.
They included: Clement Kolamong Kantam: Best Student in Law of EvidenceAwuradwoa Asantewaa Nkrumah: Best Student in Law Practice Management and Legal AccountancyRichlyn Naaatswe Adjetey: Best Student in Alternative Dispute ResolutionKeren Naa Amoatsoo Sackey: Best Student in Company and Commercial Law PracticeSylvester Leslie Ankomah Oware: Best Student in Interpretation of Deeds and StatutesVeronica Aba Gwira: Best Student in Family Law and PracticeEunice Agyel: Best Student in Advocacy and Legal EthicsAnita Enyonam Dei: Best Student in Conveyancing and DraftingAkosua Achiaa Sarpong: Best Student in Civil Procedure and recipient of the John Mensah Sarbah Award for best overall performance.
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