The Apam Senior High School Old Students Association (ASSOSA) has hailed the admission of its former students to the Ghana Bar as a significant achievement for the school, urging the newly qualified lawyers to distinguish themselves through professional excellence, integrity and commitment to the rule of law.
The alumni were among the 1,568 newly qualified lawyers called to the Ghana Bar on October 9, 2026.
In a statement shared on its official Facebook page, the association described the achievement as a milestone reflecting years of hard work, discipline, dedication and resilience.
“Your years of hard work, discipline, dedication, and resilience have culminated in this landmark professional achievement. You have made the entire GREAT ASSOSA family immensely proud,” the statement said.
The association noted that the achievement reflected the values of excellence and integrity instilled in students of Apam Senior High School and reinforced the school’s tradition of producing graduates who contribute meaningfully to society.
Upholding Justice and the Rule of Law
ASSOSA encouraged the newly qualified lawyers to uphold professional ethics, defend justice and contribute to strengthening the rule of law in Ghana.
“As you step into the legal profession to defend justice, uphold the rule of law, and advocate for society, know that your ASSOSA fraternity stands firmly behind you in solidarity and pride,” the association stated.
It expressed confidence that the new lawyers would distinguish themselves through impactful advocacy, professional excellence and dedicated service to society.
The achievement also serves as an inspiration to current students and younger alumni of Apam Senior High School, demonstrating the opportunities available through academic excellence, determination and professional development.
The association reaffirmed its support for the newly qualified lawyers and wished them success as they begin their legal careers.
