My father called me a rascal and threatened to arrest me - Lawyer Maurice Ampaw
Lawyer Maurice Ampaw has made a shocking revelation about his tumultuous relationship with his late father, Gibson Dokyi Ampaw.
In a stunning admission, Maurice disclosed that his father, a prominent legal practitioner and former Minister of Health, once labeled him a “rascal” and even threatened to have him arrested.
Maurice’s father, Gibson Dokyi Ampaw, was a respected figure in Ghana’s legal community, serving as a Minister of Health and Member of Parliament. However, his relationship with his son was marked by distance and criticism. Maurice’s parents separated when he was just two years old, and he was raised by his single mother.
According to him, even in his father’s will, he was referred to as a bad boy but his late father still gave him an eight-bedroom house.
Despite the challenges he faced, Maurice followed in his father’s footsteps to become a lawyer. However, the pain of his childhood experiences still lingers.
Maurice Ampaw, a Ghanaian lawyer, is known for his controversial approach.
He has been accused of seeking to boost his reputation through media coverage and has been involved in several high-profile cases, including the Castro and Asamoah Gyan cases.
Ampaw has also made waves by publicly criticizing Ghanaian politicians, labeling them as corrupt and unprincipled. His outspoken nature has kept him in the public eye.
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