The KNUST Effect: How one university keeps leading at the call to the Bar

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FRANKIE 3 months ago

Is KNUST meant to produce STEM graduates or lawyers? We have completely lost focus. R. I. P Kwame Nkrumah!

Is KNUST meant to produce STEM graduates or lawyers? We have completely lost focus. R. I. P Kwame Nkrumah!
Dread Kwame 3 months ago

The Neocolonialism at it peak. They been ordered to do so.
Who can stand their way ?

The Neocolonialism at it peak. They been ordered to do so.
Who can stand their way ?
So sad.Kkrumah is turning and shaking head in his grave 3 months ago

So pathetic to praise the extent of deviation from Nrumah's vision for establishing the university. The best they have come nearer the vision is to assemble a future pounding machine.

Sorry mother Ghana.

So pathetic to praise the extent of deviation from Nrumah's vision for establishing the university. The best they have come nearer the vision is to assemble a future pounding machine.

Sorry mother Ghana.
Baafi 3 months ago

Which University are you talking about? Where was Kwame Nkrumah in 1951 when the school was founded?

Which University are you talking about? Where was Kwame Nkrumah in 1951 when the school was founded?
be wise 3 months ago

Fool.. In 1951 Nkrumah was elect head of government business (equivalent to Prime Minister without independence)... From 1952, Nkrumah was the man raining the Gold Coast Business, all the so called stuff that people claim it ...
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Fool.. In 1951 Nkrumah was elect head of government business (equivalent to Prime Minister without independence)... From 1952, Nkrumah was the man raining the Gold Coast Business, all the so called stuff that people claim it was the white man who did them from the early 50s to 57 before our independence was orchestrated by Kwame Nkrumah. Because of hatred people deliberately refuse to even show news papers of the campaigns of Nkrumah forcing the whites to release funds for most local projects including projects on education, technology etc. Left to the whiteman alone they would never do anything meaningful. That is why even jute sacks were not even made in Ghana until Nkrumah took affairs in 1952.

I know fools like you, never listen or read when truth is being shared because the premise of your lies is borne out of hatred towards Nkrumah. Let me remind you, The Kumasi college of Tech. was primarily chosen in agreement with NanaPrempeh (may God bless his soul) - obviously Prempeh wished for a University - as Legon was already taken to be established in Accra. However, Nkrumah seeing the geolocation of Kumasi decided to establish not only a Technology University but a medical University as well.

To your dummy ears, it was Nkrumah who built KNUST. The school could have been established elsewhere but due to the respect and honor the Santehene held, Nkrumah found it expedient (in agreement with Prempeh) to go ahead to build it from the grounds of the former Kumasi college. That was the place Nana Prempeh earmarked for him, and Nkrumah never hesitated.

Because of your hardened heart, the truth doesn't stick in your head. Shame on you if you didn't know this! Nkrumah built KNUST; if not Nkrumah the white man would not even think of that. Even for legon upon the several years from late 40s (where useless JB Danquah wants to claim to be the man who hatched the idea), they could nont establish the university properly as a standalone university, until Nkrumah took the helms of affairs from 1951 - there the university of Ghana was fully established with Nkrumah himself pioneering the project. You see that?

That was how great Nkrumah was, you useless dummy.
Nana 3 months ago

If you know the facts great! It’s great to share and educate others who don’t. Share your source of knowledge and encourage others to find out or study the facts themselves. When most Ghanaians are equipped with facts and ...
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If you know the facts great! It’s great to share and educate others who don’t. Share your source of knowledge and encourage others to find out or study the facts themselves. When most Ghanaians are equipped with facts and truths the nation benefits. Calling others names because they don’t know in my view is inappropriate.
Kofi Akwetey 3 months ago

Both. Just as UG has a School of Engineering now. KNUST is no longer merely a glorified polytechnic.

Both. Just as UG has a School of Engineering now. KNUST is no longer merely a glorified polytechnic.
Baafi 3 months ago

Stop the madness Kwame Nkrumah never fought the UST

Stop the madness Kwame Nkrumah never fought the UST

Gaani 3 months ago

Stop sounding foolish here, why attacking the person of Dr kwami Nkrumah.

Stop sounding foolish here, why attacking the person of Dr kwami Nkrumah.
Kwame 3 months ago

I think there is something so special about KNUST that other public Universities in Ghana should be looking at. I think KNUST has over the years considered excellence as their core mandate. I pursued my LLB from University of ...
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I think there is something so special about KNUST that other public Universities in Ghana should be looking at. I think KNUST has over the years considered excellence as their core mandate. I pursued my LLB from University of Ghana Law School. I am pursuing my Professional at Makola at the moment. While graduating at UG Law School last year as Post First Degree Student, all the three best and First class students are all students who pursued their First Degree at KNUST. What is it that makes KNUST students so academic active and sharp relative to others? Is it because of their Engineering and Science Core mandate and orientation? Or is it that the social environment in KNUST is not that an issue to them and so they remain very focused or centralised on their academic work? I think students from Legon like chilling to much?
TAKE OR PAY DEMON 3 months ago

Science and technology students are trained to follow rules whilst those of the arts and humanities are trained to express their opinions. Many people go to UG so that they can acquire students' visas to travel abroad and so ...
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Science and technology students are trained to follow rules whilst those of the arts and humanities are trained to express their opinions. Many people go to UG so that they can acquire students' visas to travel abroad and so their preoccupation is all about visa acquisition.
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KNUST - A SCIENCE AND TWCHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY MASS-PRODUCING LAWYERS INSTEAD OF ENGINEERS, DOCTORS AND SCIENTISTS. TWEAAAAAAA!!! 3 months ago

IS KNUST A SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OR A LAW UNIVERSITY???
TWEAAAAAA !!!

IS KNUST A SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OR A LAW UNIVERSITY???
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ALWAYS THE BAR THE BAR. NO WONDER WE ARE DRUNK ON IDIOCY 3 months ago

See, even with our science university we are focusing on the bar the bar. When do we report on those called to science and engineering; the people who build the economy? The bar the bar; vampires who feed fat on he economy wi ...
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See, even with our science university we are focusing on the bar the bar. When do we report on those called to science and engineering; the people who build the economy? The bar the bar; vampires who feed fat on he economy without real production. Our leaders are idiots. Do we know where we are going at all?
Rttttg 3 months ago

You are right my brother! Always the bar the bar!!!!

You are right my brother! Always the bar the bar!!!!
Ghana need this much parasitic illusion? 3 months ago

In Ghana, the legal profession has mastered the art of appearing indispensable while contributing very little to real economic growth. Our lawyers are everywhere — in Parliament, in boardrooms, in ministries — but their i ...
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In Ghana, the legal profession has mastered the art of appearing indispensable while contributing very little to real economic growth. Our lawyers are everywhere — in Parliament, in boardrooms, in ministries — but their impact on productivity, innovation, or enterprise is negligible. If anything, the system they sustain too often drains rather than drives value.

The problem isn’t the idea of law itself — every modern economy needs a fair and functional legal framework. The problem is what the legal profession has become: a rent-seeking industry built around complexity, delay, and paperwork. Legal processes in Ghana frequently slow down business registration, frustrate investors, and trap ordinary citizens in procedural webs that only lawyers can untangle — for a fee, of course.

Rather than being partners in development, too many lawyers act as toll collectors on the road to progress. They profit from ambiguity, not clarity; from disputes, not solutions. While entrepreneurs, engineers, and farmers create real goods and services, the legal industry largely recycles value within an already limited system — extracting more than it contributes.

Ghana does not need fewer laws; it needs fewer lawyers who see law as a means to personal gain rather than national transformation. The legal mind, when liberated from rent-seeking, can be an engine of reform and fairness. But for now, the profession risks becoming an elegant parasite on an economy struggling to grow.
Elegant Parasites 3 months ago

In Ghana today, the most profitable business is not building, inventing, or producing — it’s billing. And no one bills like a lawyer. We have turned law into a luxury good and lawyers into middlemen of inertia — extract ...
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In Ghana today, the most profitable business is not building, inventing, or producing — it’s billing. And no one bills like a lawyer. We have turned law into a luxury good and lawyers into middlemen of inertia — extracting fees, not fostering growth.

Everywhere you look, lawyers are at the centre of power: in politics, in boardrooms, on the airwaves. Yet for all their dominance, what have they built? The roads still crumble, the factories still rust, the courts still crawl. They create no goods, export no value, and yet they thrive — comfortably feeding off a system that rewards procedure over progress.

Law in Ghana has become a gatekeeping business. To register a company, transfer land, or even defend your basic rights, you must pay tribute to the legal guild. They have mastered the fine art of turning bureaucracy into profit. Every delay is a billable hour; every dispute is an opportunity. Lawyers live off friction — the more complicated the system, the richer they become.

Meanwhile, the entrepreneurs, traders, and farmers who actually drive the economy fight uphill against the very walls the legal class has built. They don’t need another legal brief; they need clarity, efficiency, and speed. But none of those make lawyers money.

Let’s be honest: much of Ghana’s legal industry adds no value — it merely captures it. It is an elegant parasitism, dressed in black robes and Latin phrases. Until we build a system that rewards problem-solving instead of paperwork, the law will continue to serve the lawyers more than the people.
Elegant Parasites - Satirical, The Business of Nothing 3 months ago

If Ghana’s lawyers ran farms, they’d charge crops for growing. Ours is a country where the most reliable harvest isn’t cocoa or gold — it’s legal fees. We have built a thriving economy of forms, filings, and “kind ...
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If Ghana’s lawyers ran farms, they’d charge crops for growing. Ours is a country where the most reliable harvest isn’t cocoa or gold — it’s legal fees. We have built a thriving economy of forms, filings, and “kindly find attached.”

The legal profession has turned red tape into an art form. To register a business, you need a lawyer. To sell a plot of land, you need two lawyers — one for each side to argue over the same document. And to get justice? You’ll need a lawyer, a lifetime, and divine intervention.

Our lawyers don’t build things; they build processes. They stand at every gate of progress, holding pens instead of keys. In Ghana, a lawyer’s greatest skill is not solving a problem but ensuring it never quite goes away — because a closed case doesn’t pay.

And yet, they are everywhere: advising government, chairing boards, and writing the very rules that keep the system lucrative. They call it “upholding the rule of law.” The rest of us call it billing season.

Imagine if half that brilliance went into simplifying land records or writing contracts ordinary people could understand. But simplicity doesn’t generate retainers. Confusion does.

So while engineers, farmers, and entrepreneurs sweat to create, lawyers quietly invoice the system — guardians of a lucrative nothingness. Ghana’s legal machine hums smoothly, even as the real economy sputters.

The tragedy is not that lawyers exist; it’s that they have perfected survival without contribution. They don’t steal — they just stand very close to the till.

KWASI IN EUROPE 3 months ago

Instead of concerntrating on science these baboons are talking about the law. Is KNUST not for science?

Instead of concerntrating on science these baboons are talking about the law. Is KNUST not for science?
FACT 3 months ago

KWAME NKRUMAH UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (KNUST)
●STEM
●TVET
●IT
Why is KNUST not interested in Science and Technology?

KWAME NKRUMAH UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (KNUST)
●STEM
●TVET
●IT
Why is KNUST not interested in Science and Technology?
Ken 3 months ago

How is this going to aid national development. We are always interested in titles…..

How is this going to aid national development. We are always interested in titles…..
Truth 3 months ago

But you the ones talking plenty why are you not inventing anything? Or you read that all the inventions you enjoy were by university students? Universities train individuals to fit into a system and throughout history, most i ...
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But you the ones talking plenty why are you not inventing anything? Or you read that all the inventions you enjoy were by university students? Universities train individuals to fit into a system and throughout history, most inventions were done by people who were not highly educated. In my opinion, everyone should study the law just as God commanded the Israelites to study his law. If we all study the constitution as part of our education, police will not be taking money from commercial drivers for stopping at no parking zone.
Elegant Parasites - Satirical, The Business of Nothing 3 months ago

Reply to Truth - The argument collapses under its own weight — not everyone can, or should, become a lawyer.

By Tom Berks - FinTech Business Consultant and Policy Commentator

Every now and then, someone argues that Gh ...
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Reply to Truth - The argument collapses under its own weight — not everyone can, or should, become a lawyer.

By Tom Berks - FinTech Business Consultant and Policy Commentator

Every now and then, someone argues that Ghana’s development would improve if more of us became lawyers — or worse, that “everyone should be a lawyer.” It’s a claim that sounds clever at first but collapses the moment you look at it closely. The premise is neither practical nor intellectually honest. It doesn’t hold water, not even a drop.

The Fallacy of the Premise

Let’s start with the obvious. How could we all become lawyers in a country where large portions of the population still lack access to quality education? It’s a statement spoken from privilege, detached from the social and economic realities of Ghana. It assumes a level playing field that doesn’t exist and imagines a society where formal education is universal, affordable, and accessible — which, regrettably, it is not.

To even float such an idea is to overlook the millions who keep the country running without titles or degrees — the traders, farmers, artisans, drivers, and informal workers who form the true backbone of Ghana’s economy.

A Nation Cannot Run on Lawyers Alone

Even if the idea were feasible, it would still be economically absurd. A healthy nation depends on builders, creators, and producers — not on an army of interpreters of law. Lawyers serve a necessary function in safeguarding justice and upholding order, but they do not, in themselves, create tangible economic value.

If everyone became a lawyer, who would farm the land, build the bridges, design the software, or treat the sick? Who would teach the next generation? Who would manufacture the goods that lawyers themselves consume? A society of all lawyers would be a society without production — one that talks a great deal but builds nothing.

The Real Issue: Law as a Gatekeeping Industry

The deeper problem in Ghana isn’t that there are too few lawyers — it’s that the legal profession often acts as a gatekeeper rather than an enabler of progress. Too many processes are trapped in legal red tape, where every step requires paperwork, consultation, and fees.

We have allowed law to become an industry of delay, not development. The obsession with procedure over productivity has made access to justice and commerce a luxury. The few who can afford it thrive within the system; the rest are locked out.

What Ghana Actually Needs

Ghana doesn’t need a nation of lawyers. It needs a nation of doers. It needs the farmer with access to credit, the engineer who can innovate without bureaucratic suffocation, the teacher who can inspire, and yes — the lawyer who can make the system fairer for all of them.

The best lawyers, after all, don’t multiply themselves; they make it easier for others to build. They simplify, not complicate. They defend justice, not paperwork. If our legal system served that higher purpose, no one would need to suggest that “everyone” become a lawyer in the first place.

In Conclusion

The idea that everyone in Ghana should become a lawyer is not visionary — it’s delusional. A strong nation is built by many kinds of hands, not one kind of mind. What we need is not more law degrees, but more value creation, fairness, and practical innovation.

Ghana will not rise by producing more lawyers — it will rise when law serves progress, not the other way around
Kwame tuoa 3 months ago

The achievement did come from your region so you are not happy.

The achievement did come from your region so you are not happy.
Kwame tuoa 3 months ago

The achievement didn't come from your region so you are not happy.

The achievement didn't come from your region so you are not happy.
Mozat 3 months ago

AI will soon make law school unattractive and make Maths & science extremely attractive. Whoever made law in KNUST more important than the courses it was established for is a big fool. Our leaders can NEVER think like Nkrumah ...
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AI will soon make law school unattractive and make Maths & science extremely attractive. Whoever made law in KNUST more important than the courses it was established for is a big fool. Our leaders can NEVER think like Nkrumah the great.
FACT 3 months ago

KNUST
WHAT HAPPENED TO THE BOAFO VEHICLE WHICH KNUST MANUFACTURED IN THE 1960s?
KNUST
Does your Vice Chancellor hold any degree in Science and Technology?

KNUST
WHAT HAPPENED TO THE BOAFO VEHICLE WHICH KNUST MANUFACTURED IN THE 1960s?
KNUST
Does your Vice Chancellor hold any degree in Science and Technology?
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Hugh Hefner 3 months ago

We need technocrats like the Chinese, Japanese, Germans and South Koreans and not lawyers if we are really serious in building this country

We need technocrats like the Chinese, Japanese, Germans and South Koreans and not lawyers if we are really serious in building this country
We need more STEM graduates in more field like politics 3 months ago

Kwasea how can you become an intellectual property lawyer without a stem degree.

Kwasea how can you become an intellectual property lawyer without a stem degree.
Superior thinking power. 3 months ago

What do u expect, the base material is Science student so of course their logic is superior. These

What do u expect, the base material is Science student so of course their logic is superior. These
kwame asare 3 months ago

quick question here gents, please no insulting here, what are our engineering department in the university doing after school, solving long equations algebra etc., or applying the technically learned stuff to solve problem, p ...
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quick question here gents, please no insulting here, what are our engineering department in the university doing after school, solving long equations algebra etc., or applying the technically learned stuff to solve problem, please we can discusss this going forward so we dropped from the British imposed on us many years ago, solving calculus equation, find X or Y without producing even a bolt or nut for screening two metal, this is seek situation we find our self trust me, we need to look into this seriously otherwise they will come out from university with all those degree and nothing to show,
Engineers are silent workers 3 months ago

Kwasea who do u think is designing and building the roads you see around you? When you see all these tall buildings going up who do u think are behind the scenes? When you think of ECG and electric power who do u think is mak ...
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Kwasea who do u think is designing and building the roads you see around you? When you see all these tall buildings going up who do u think are behind the scenes? When you think of ECG and electric power who do u think is making all these possible. Engineers are not politicians parading and jumping from radio station to radio station making noise about our jobs. We work in silence, so please if u dont have the money to hire our services, dont sit and talk anyhow, So next time u see an engineer, respect them.
Kofi Banza 3 months ago

Than you, from another KNUST graduate in engineering

Than you, from another KNUST graduate in engineering
Nsia 3 months ago

Celebrating nonsense is what we do. Kwame Nkrumah, the incomparable Legend built KNUST for the sole purpose of science. Social Science subjects should never, ever be studied at KNUST..
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Celebrating nonsense is what we do. Kwame Nkrumah, the incomparable Legend built KNUST for the sole purpose of science. Social Science subjects should never, ever be studied at KNUST..
We have got all our priorities wrong after the wankers got rid of the genius through their senseless coup. Nobody goes to Singapore Institute Of Techonology or Massachuset Institute Of Technology or London Imperial College to earn a law degree. Only in Ghana where "brain farts" who cannot count to three without taking their shoes off decided to turn Nkrumah's rational logic into a pure unadulterated "Nkwaseasem" . They even turned KNUST into NPP political spin room where Amoako Baah, sat for years teaching "Political Mmoasem". How on earth are we suppose to make progress in the field of science as Nkrumah had in mind ? Pres Mahama , should move that " Law Nkwaseasem Faculty" out of KNUST to Legon or Cape Vars as soon as practicable.
Everything about KNUST must be Science,Science and Science. Full Stop!
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Akajatayogogo 3 months ago

Ooooh Black man, Africa,I will not sleep and wake up to hear that Black man Manufacturer Train or plain but Call to the Bar, Lawyer,I pity Black man

Ooooh Black man, Africa,I will not sleep and wake up to hear that Black man Manufacturer Train or plain but Call to the Bar, Lawyer,I pity Black man
Agbelimor Paris 3 months ago

KNUST has lost it conviction way back and I just guess this is the reason why Asantehene is calling for the help of India Technology.

KNUST has lost it conviction way back and I just guess this is the reason why Asantehene is calling for the help of India Technology.
Koki 3 months ago

Should we worry? Our society does not honour direct, innovative and practical skills that run economies. And sadly the media, our media, pontificate this narrative. Law has its role but not to overly adored at the expense of ...
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Should we worry? Our society does not honour direct, innovative and practical skills that run economies. And sadly the media, our media, pontificate this narrative. Law has its role but not to overly adored at the expense of what have driven the thriving economies.

Are we surprised Ghanaweb publishes the tall list of law graduates but won't do so for graduates of :
1.Agricultural Science and Agribusiness,
2.Engineering (Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Renewable Energy),
3.Computer Science / Information & Communication Technology (ICT),
4 Business Administration, Entrepreneurship & Innovation,
5.Public Health, Medicine, and Nursing,
6.Education and Teacher Training,
7. Supply Chain Management, Transport & Logistics,

When will catch up with the developing Asian countries when we place less premium on critical programs in our universities?
Krice 3 months ago

Mtcheew rubbish!

Mtcheew rubbish!
Hannan 3 months ago

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Kwame 2 months ago

A lost focus. Nkumah"s vision jettisoned. The Engineering students now learn from Kantanka workshop.

A lost focus. Nkumah"s vision jettisoned. The Engineering students now learn from Kantanka workshop.
Joe Gyamfi, Sunyani. 2 months ago

This report is misleading! The Sarbah award did not start in 2012. The reporter is clearly biased.

This report is misleading! The Sarbah award did not start in 2012. The reporter is clearly biased.
Hejorle 2 months ago

Plagiarists extraordinaire. These people can’t even string an intelligible English sentence together and they all show up in Accra to practice Akan Law. The law doesn’t even work in Ghana. It’s survival of the judge lik ...
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Plagiarists extraordinaire. These people can’t even string an intelligible English sentence together and they all show up in Accra to practice Akan Law. The law doesn’t even work in Ghana. It’s survival of the judge likes you more. Investigate KNUST law faculty ‼️

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