Lawyer [Family Law | Personal Injury Law | Land Law | Commercial
Wills | Real Estate Law] | GH Top 100 Revolutionary Authors
Mentor | Motivational Speaker | Legal Pearls
Adwoa (Agyeiwa Amoako) Adjei never set out with a single dream—she had several. As a child, she juggled the desire to become an architect with her love for calculations and artistic expression. But life, as it does, eventually pointed her toward a path that blended logic, empathy, and justice—law. Following her father to court during her senior high school days sparked something powerful in her. She listened to real people with real issues, watched her father advocate for them, and imagined herself doing the same—and even more. At Aburi Girls’ Senior High School, everything changed. She committed to the idea of becoming a lawyer. From that moment, she built her journey with intention. She pursued her Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree at the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA), but even then, she wasn’t content with one dream alone. Passionate about business and eager to create, she started planning an online store with a friend—another law student. Though balancing business and the demanding world of legal studies was tough, they remained focused. When academics called louder, they knew to press pause. Still, The Rosé Den took off—proof that it’s possible to pursue multiple paths with focus and strategy. Her journey into legal practice came with hurdles. The law school entrance exam tested her strength. It broke her spirit for a moment—but never her resolve. With encouragement from friends and the constant support of her mother, she found her footing and rose stronger. She gained admission into The Gambia Law School, one of the most competitive legal institutions, and was welcomed into a new country, a new system, and a new pressure cooker of academic rigor. Among 25 foreign student slots, she earned her place and proved her worth. She thrived in an environment that was intense, sharp, and incredibly demanding—and came out not just successful, but first among the Ghanaians in her cohort to be called to the bar.
She didn’t stop there. After completing her training in The Gambia, she applied to the Ghana School of Law, passed her interview, and was accepted again. The journey was relentless, but her goal was non-negotiable. Today, Adwoa (Agyeiwa Amoako) Adjei is a practicing lawyer at Amoako Adjei Law Consult, where she’s sharpened her skills in Family Law, Land Law, Commercial Litigation, Transactional Law, Personal Injury Law, Corporate and Contract Law, Real Estate Law, Construction Law, and more. She firmly believes that experience is the best teacher, and she learns every day from seasoned senior lawyers. Her desire isn’t just to become one of the best female lawyers in Ghana—it’s to be the voice that listens, understands, and delivers solutions. She wants to be the daughter her parents beam about, the big sister her younger siblings admire, and the advocate her clients trust with their most pressing matters.
And that’s not all—Adwoa is also an author. Her thriller novel, “Mixed Up”, a suspense-filled modern fiction set in Ghana, is proof of her creative depth. She began writing in 2019 and continues to craft stories that entertain and challenge. She also co-founded MondaysGh, another venture highlighting her entrepreneurial spirit, and completed internships at the Attorney General’s Chambers and Ministry of Justice in The Gambia and Yaw Barimah Company.
Through all of this, she’s remained grounded. She doesn’t believe in excuses. To her, dreams are achieved through relentless effort, prayers, and a refusal to settle. Her advice to young people is clear: “Do not just say you want to be this or that and sit there—it does not work that way. Push hard. Challenge yourself. Take the good and hard truth, and stay away from negativity.”
She’s not just a lawyer. She’s a mentor, a motivational speaker, and the embodiment of legal resilience. She’s one of Ghana’s Top 100 Revolutionary Authors, a proud member of the Legal Pearls, and a beacon of possibility for young girls across the continent.
Adwoa’s story is one of purpose, perseverance, and powerful evolution—a reminder that you can be more than one thing, dream multiple dreams, and bring them all to life with vision, grit, and grace.
