Private legal practitioner, Dr Maurice Ampaw, has been detailing how some female students sexually harassed him when he was a lecturer at the Central University.

Speaking on Adom TV’s morning show, Badwam, the fun-loving lawyer said the female students harassed him with lots of love proposals with many desiring to be in a relationship with him.

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“I was sexually harassed at Central University when I was a lecture there. They went on vacation and when they returned, one of the female students bought me boxer shorts, added £100 cash and put it in my pigeonhole on campus in order to draw my attention.

“She even came to class and was staring at me with sexy eyes. I even informed the class though I didn’t mention her name,” he said.

According to him, he resisted those temptations and ensured that he did not misconduct himself as a respected teacher of the law.

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Lawyer Ampaw’s comment was in reaction to the latest ‘Sex for Grades’ investigative documentary by BBC Africa Eye.

The secret video recordings also captured Prof Ransford Gyampo allegedly asking the undercover reporter’s hand in marriage.

Lawyer Ampaw said Prof Gyampo and the other lecturer, who was implicated in the video, should have known better and behaved accordingly.

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To him, the term #SexForGrades was just a term to describe the documentary and was used to denote the use of sexual exploitation to influence academic progress in the many forms it exists.

He said in as-much-as some lecturers take advantage of female students, some of the female students are very bad and consistently tempt their teachers into having sexual affairs with them.

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Controversial private legal practitioner, Dr Maurice Ampaw, has revealed what he told his wife 11 years after childlessness.

Speaking on Adom TV’s morning show ‘Badwam‘, the legal practitioner said though friends and church members put pressure on them to give birth, he never allowed it to outweigh him.

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He said he rather gathered courage to encourage his wife who appeared worried throughout the period.

“I always say that marriage couples should not be pressured to have children. My family members supported us but my wife always got worried and you know what I told her, I told her to just chill and relax because after all when the children land, she will love them more than me and so for now she should continue loving me and God’s time is always the best.

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“My wife is also a person who shares in the joy of members after birth in the church and so we always felt bad but in all these we thanked God for his mercies and we are now blessed with children,” he said.

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Maverick private legal practitioner, Dr Maurice Ampaw believes spouses resort to sperm donation as a result of pressure from close relations.

Dr Ampaw believes right after marriage, pressure starts to mount on couples, especially from members of their own families over babies.

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The pressure, he pointed out on Adom TV’s morning show ‘Badwam’, could reach a tipping point and force people into the sperm donation business they are not exactly prepared for.

“If you put pressure on couples, they end up relying on sperm donors for a child. They don’t take their time. If you don’t pressure them, they will take their time and give birth at God’s own time.

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“Let’s allow marriage couples to get their children naturally but not under duress from family or society which can lead them down the wrong path,” he noted.

He also called for the regulation of fertility clinics responsible for sperm donation.

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“I want to urge our law makers in Parliament to as a matter of urgency find a way of regulating these industries or fertility clinics responsible for donating sperms so that people who are involved in it can do it willingly without any fear,” he noted.

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Lawyer Maurice Kwabena Ampaw has joined the league of persons who believe it is about time to undertake a legal exercise at the court to decide whether the 1992 Constituion grants former President Mahama the opportunity to run for office again after exhausting his tenure. 

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According to Lawyer Mauricre Ampaw, he is prepared to “legally frasturate him (Mahama) and fight him politically to stop him from coming back”.

The move, he explained, would benefit the nation. 

“It wouldn’t help the NDC in any way, and this is the reason I have chosen to speak against his return”, he said. 

Speaking to Peace fm, Lawyer Ampaw repeated that “I will frastrate him legally by taking him to court so that he goes there and give reasons on why he wants to come back. The exercise I have chosen to undertake is a test of the 1992 Constitution and that is why we have the court to decide whether I have a good case or not.” 

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Amongst the issues to seek clarity in the court, Lawyer Ampaw mentioned that he would be questioning if the 1992 Constitution allows former Presidents, who have finished serving their tenure and collected their ex-gratia in full, the opportunity to come back for double ex-gratia. 

“I would be seeking to know if an ex-president who has finished serving his term and collected his ex-gratia can come back for a double ex-gratia…whether it is in the spirit of our Constitution that we should have a situation whereby you are given an opportunity to serve the nation as a President you can come back for another ex-gratia”, he said. 

He however maintained that he is patiently waiting on the sidelines for the day the National Democratic Congress would make a move to elect former President Mahama as their flagbearer during their impending primaries.

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“After the elections, if he declares his intent to contest the national elections, I (Ampaw) would place an injunction on him”, he stated. 

He went on to promise that “ the injunction would happen. I don’t care about the insults because I am above it. I am doing this for the good of the NDC”. 

Lawyer Ampaw warned that former President Mahama’s comeback would be dangerous for the nation.

A private legal practitioner, Maurice Ampaw, has criticised former President John Mahama’s decision to contest the National Democratic Congress (NDC) flagbearer race.

According to Mr Ampaw, John Mahama will not be accountable to Ghanaians in 2024 in the event that he gets the nod in 2020 leading to 2014.

He likened Mr Mahama’s come back to a child going for an elementary school vacation party.

“Mahama’s comeback is really a disaster and should not be encouraged. I see his second coming as a child who is going for ‘Our Day’ prior to a vacation. That child is happy and in a jubilant mood because that child has nothing to lose except to enjoy,” he said.

“That is how Mahama is behaving. Trust me, if he is given the nod in 2020, he will not be accountable to anyone and may end up ruling anyhow because he thinks he may not be given the chance to rule in 2024. He thinks that will be I last term and so will not take the presidency serious.

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“I think his decision is a disaster and should not be encouraged at all,” he said on Accra based Neat FM monitored by Adomonline.com.

Mahama on Thursday officially notified the party of his intention to contest for the flagbearer position of the party.

In a short video moments after his letter of intent was submitted on his behalf by Ambassador Daniel Ohene Agyekum to the NDC executives, Mahama stated a comeback will provide him with an opportunity to “right the wrong of the past.”

However, the private legal practitioner believes Mr Alban Bagbin is the right person to lead the NDC and therefore should be given the chance.

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He said Alban Bagbin is a true NDC member and incorruptible unlike John Mahama who whose regime was characterized by greed and corruption.

“I will go for Alban Bagbin and I will also admonish any genuine NDC delegates to vote for Alban Bagbin because they will have the opportunity to win the race in 2020 with Bagbin as a presidential candidate” he pleaded.

According to the “Celebrity Lawyer”, the amount charged by prostitutes depends on the type of sex and how long the man wants to last during the intercourse.

He said, some of the prostitutes take GHC50 which is the cheapest amount, for sex that does not involve kissing, touching and fondling.

“I have done research on that and I know that some of the prostitutes take GHC50 for short time; even that one there’s no kissing and touching involved and it lasts for at most two minutes,” he said.

Mr. Ampaw explained that, for a man to have a full night with a prostitute and be able to satisfy his libido, he is required to pay not less than GHC150.

“We also have full night. That one you can play all the sexual games with the lady. They charge from at least GHC150 and GHC200, and even some charge in dollars,” he revealed.

Lawyer Maurice Ampaw was speaking on “BO ME NKOMO” with Kwaku Sintim-Misa (KSM) on why husbands have to compensate their wives when they file for divorce in court.

He said, it is necessary for a husband who is requesting for annulment of marriage to pay damages to his wife because he had had sexual intercourse with her on several occasions and in most cases has produced babies with her.

“If a man pays GHC50 and GHC150 to a prostitute for just a short sexual encounter, how much more a woman he married for almost 25years and have been having sex with her every day when he feels for it? So court can quantify the number of years you had sex with her and then demand that you compensate her,” he stressed.

According to him, moaning infringes on the rights of others and must be stopped.

“Why is it that you are having sex and I cannot sleep? In a compound house, they are having sex with you and everybody cannot sleep, you are infringing upon their rights to privacy and you are committing a crime and a wrong to them because you are committing what we call sexual nuisance,” he said.

The legal practitioner told Lexis Bill in an interview on Behind the Fame on Drive Time on Joy FM that, “Everything that makes noise, everything that makes you uncomfortable is a nuisance.”

The controversial lawyer explained that, “There are some girls when they are having sex and you are passing on the streets, you will hear them moaning and screaming.”

“The worst ones are the men, if you are a man and you are having sex too and you are talking and moaning…can’t you control yourself? You should have self-control,” he said. “When animals are having sex do you hear them moaning like that?”

Maurice Ampaw recounted an experience in Koforidua in the Eastern region where he could not get sleep because of the excessive noise being made by a couple having sex at a hotel he was lodging at.

“After I had finished with a hard day’s work at 7 o’clock I checked into my room and this guy and this girl came to town to chill…and they came to also rest…I was lying down before I could realize, [their] bed [was making noise] and then I woke up, I could not sleep and the girl was giving commentary,” he narrated.

The legal practitioner, who was clearly not amused by the experience, said the couple punished him because he was also in the mood and he didn’t have anybody to have sex with.

“If you are enjoying, enjoy but don’t come and infringe on [my rights]…We must put a stop to it,” Maurice Ampaw concluded.

Yes, Lawyer Maurice Ampaw has a dream of becoming the President of Ghana in 2024. Speaking to  Joy FM he said ‘”I will become president of Ghana in 2024”.

The Lawyer, however, did not tell if he will do that on a political party’s ticket or he will go independent.

He indicated that growing up, he envisaged being a pastor but by a twist of fate, he ended up being a Lawyer.

Counselor Lutterodt and Lawyer Ampaw were the two guests on UTV’s ‘Amaya’s discussion session’ and interestingly they both hold different opinions when it comes to whether office dating should be encouraged or not.

As expected, Counselor Lutterodt has endorsed dating in the office, noting that, it makes the office comfortable and interesting.

Lawyer Ampaw on the other-hand disagreed with the counselor and condemned that act.

According to the Lawyer, office dating is against the codes of ethics as enshrined in the law and should be discouraged.

Lutterodt again argued that some people dated in the office and yet were successful.

“You see, it has been tested and proven… some people did it and they succeeded”

According to him, the move will bring burden on the Ghana Law School hence must find a way to expand facility.

‘I don’t agree with the SC ruling in that already some of the students who come there have little or no idea some of the subjects and so allowing them to write entrance exams will be the best but scarping interview and exams process before admission will worsen the case.

“When it happens, trust me, the overcrowding alone will force teachers to even teach law courses in the kiosk because it will bring burden on the school” he said on Accra based Neat FM.

Lawyer Maurice Ampaw’s comment is in reaction to a ruling by the Supreme Court (SC) to scrap the examination and interview process before admission of students to the Ghana Law School.

The SC ruled on Thursday June 22 that it was unconstitutional for the General Legal Council to ask applicants to the Ghana Law School to write an entrance examination and subsequently be interviewed prior to admission.

The court said the current mode of admission is in violation of Legislative Instrument 1296.

A United States-based Ghanaian lawyer, Professor Kwaku Asare, initiated the suit in 2015, challenging the mode of admission used by the Ghana School of Law.

But lawyer Ampaw believes that scrapping of the entrance examination and the interview affect the quality of the school.

He advised the Court to take a second look at the ruling in order not to churn out half baked lawyers in the country.

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He said pornographic movies serve as a source of wrong education for the youth and in event they are unable to subdue their unbridled libido, they could forcibly descend on any female on sight to ejaculate.

According to him, he is against the continuous show of such obscene material on television networks in the country appealing to the various state agencies to crack them by banning such stations from further broadcasting of pornography.

On Abusua Entertainment at the weekend, he observed that teenagers who watch such movies will not only be addicted to sex but have the tendency to be rapists.

‘How many adults are able to control their libidos when they watch pornographic movies,’ he asked.

He called on Ghanaians to protect the good morals of the country saying sex is very powerful than alcohol.

Lawyer Ampaw promised to join the group to seek injunction from the Supreme Court to prevent the three television stations from showing pornographic movies.

Two media practitioners, James Berko and Tommy Annan Forson petitioned the Ministry of Information, Chief Justice, National Media Commission (NMC) and other agencies over pornographic movies aired by owners of Ice TV, TV XYZ and Thunder TV.

Some of the stations have since withdrawn the pornographic content.

According to him, President Akufo-Addo assumed office with a lot of goodwill but has lost a lot of that goodwill as a result of the attack as his administration nears the 100-day mark.

“I feel pity for Nana Addo. The actions of Delta Force have really marred Nana Addo’s 100 days administration. Even NDC in opposition is not troubling Nana Addo but his own party members; NPP is always giving him pressure and are not even considering his age.

“Nana Addo would have scored 90 percent without the Delta Force and that’s why I feel pity for him,Accra-based” Accra-based Okay FM on Thursday.

A Kumasi High Court presided by Justice Obiri Yeboah has granted bail to the 13 Delta Force suspects standing trial for criminal charges.

Each of them was to execute a bail bond of GHS10,000.00 with two sureties each to be justified.

They are also to submit photocopies of their valid ID cards and report to the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) of the Ghana Police Service each week.

The 13 are on trial for rioting, assaulting a public officer, and conspiracy to commit crime.

But Lawyer Ampaw is convinced that the actions of these vigilante groups affiliated with the ruling party have been a bane to the president’s quest to rally Ghanaians behind his developmental agenda.

He, however, downplayed suggestions that the National Security Minister, Kan Daapah, should be dismissed over the Delta Force members’ actions.

Ghana, he stressed, had come of age in her democratic dispensation, and appealed to all and sundry to co-exist peacefully in the years ahead, in the spirit of national reconciliation

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