Andy Appiah Kubi
Andy Appiah Kubi is a Ghanaian lawyer known for his legal representation of high-profile clients, including politicians. He has recently been in the news for representing Bernard Antwi Boasiako, also known as Chairman Wontumi, during his interrogation by the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) regarding allegations of causing financial loss to the state.
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Andy Appiah-Kubi argued that the Attorney-General had failed to adduce sufficient evidence against his client, Chairman Wontumi.
Acquit Chairman Wontumi — Counsel urges court in no case submission
Ghana· 2026-02-18
Andy Appiah-Kubi has proposed a lottery-based voting method for political party primaries to curb delegate vote buying.
Andy Appiah-Kubi proposes raffle voting system to curb delegate vote buyingGhana· 2026-02-12
Andy Appiah-Kubi is the counsel for the owner of Akonta Mining Company Limited, Bernard Antwi Boasiako.
Wontumi trial: Prosecution closes case, court gives accused 14 days to file submission of no caseGhana· 2026-02-04
Andy Appiah-Kubi confirmed that the legal team had successfully secured and processed the required documentation for the two sureties demanded under the original bail terms.
Wontumi’s application to review bail condition withdrawnGhana· 2025-06-03
Mr. Andy Appiah-Kubi was commended by Twum Barimah for recognizing the lawfulness of Chairman Wontumi's arrest.
Law must override emotion in corruption cases - NACOC deputyGhana· 2025-06-01
Counsel for Chairman Wontumi, Andy Appiah-Kubi, said individuals who had stepped forward to stand as sureties for his client withdrew the offer.
We’re still waiting for sureties — Chairman Wontumi’s lawyerGhana· 2025-05-31
Counsel for Chairman Wontumi, Appiah-Kubi, told journalists about the application for bail variation.
Why Chairman Wontumi is spending weekend in custody after meeting bail conditionGhana· 2025-05-31
Chairman Wontumi’s lawyer, Andy Appiah Kubi, confirmed they were still working to execute the bail bond.
Wontumi still in EOCO custody, Minority MPs disperse after solidarity protest, lawyer hopeful of meeting GH¢50 million bail condition by FridayGhana· 2025-05-29His lawyer, Andy Appiah Kubi, disclosed that his client was interrogated by the investigative body on charges of causing financial loss to the state.
Minority MPs boycott Parliament in solidarity with WontumiGhana· 2025-05-29
His lawyer, Andy Appiah Kubi, disclosed the bail information to the media.
Wontumi granted GH¢50m bail by EOCO on charges of causing financial loss to the stateGhana· 2025-05-28