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Bill Graham Osei Akomea

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Core Participants
Core Participants
Bill Graham Osei Akomea
Role(s) SDDP AF Core Participant
Co-Lab(s) Nairobi, 9-13 May, 2016
African Initiative


Bill Graham Osei Akomea is a core participant of the Reinventing Democracy in the Digital Era - African Co-Laboratory.

His Peer Empowerment and Support Mentors is Abraham Jeff Ndambuki.


Bill Graham Osei Akomea is a lawyer, human rights activist, social entrepreneur and a business man. He is a Ghanaian living in Ghana. He is the founder and Board Chairman of Plight of the Child International, a non-governmental organization championing the rights of children in Ghana. He is a member of the Ghana Bar Association.

Bill loves to write. He has authored a number of articles on Children’s rights. Bill has attended a number of international conferences. He believes that for the world to be peaceful everyone should be treated equally. He has currently started a movement in Ghana known as Youth for Transparent Elections using social media as a tool to mobilize the youth of Ghana towards ensuring that elections in Ghana are transparent.


Non existence of the right to information
Non transparen electoral systems
The timid souls


My Contributions

Bill Graham Osei Akomea
Bill Graham Osei Akomea


My suggestions for Actions

Appropriate access to information
Increase Literacy among citizens through change agents
Easy accessibility to information


My Interviews

Bill Graham Osei Akomea
Challenge: Right to Information
Challenge: Non-transparent electoral system
Challenge: The timid souls



Shadow Participants caption

  1. Benjamin Arhin
  2. Yaw Boampong
  3. Akosua Dufie
  4. Fredrick Kankam Boadu
  5. Frank Amartei Pinto
  6. Emmanuel Asante Gyimah
  7. Samuel Afadu
  8. Reacheal Opuni
  9. Isaac Nyantakyi
  10. Esther Koomson