Meet AK Poku, US Based Ghanaian Immigration Lawyer Who Owns A Law Firm - Shares Her Story 

Very learned lady

Please how long will it take for a Us citizen to file for his son over 21 years and unmarried

Pls how can I get her number? I'm in the state, I need Lawyer number tx

Boss abeg we want lawyer pokus number

DJ Nyame, you do so well bringing on board these resource persons.Thank you so much.

I love her honesty, she got the support she needed because her husband was there . I’m happy to see one of our own thrive

Proud of you AKUA...

Great work Dj Nyame

Wow this learned fellow is so brilliant and I'm proud of her. She hails from my home town Aduamoah. Sail higher Attorney.

I watching for Togo

DJ Nyaame, God bless you. I'm addicted to your program.

That is a very bright lady very very tenacious about everything she does.Keep it up AKP just don't relent.Just as I keep telling the young ones this is your moment because the bridges has already been built for you.Every country that you go to please let papers be your`first goal before anything else.At least now you have a lawyer one of our own on your side just go grab her.Do not think of building MANTIONS home when you don't have papers just set your priorities right.This a land of opportunities just go get it yourself it's not automated to come to you.God bless Ghana and the USA home of the brave and land of the free.

Well done akua. Proud of u my friend

Nice interview

Good work

She looks like Rawlings Wife

O nice nice… I have stopped uploading to my channel just to focus on your videos DJ

There are other impeding factors such as immigration status. This lady entered with solid immigration status. She didn't just come by visa. She had all support ..Hmmmmmm, everyone's story is different..

but when you have your green card after the 2 year you can apply for citizenship in the next 3 years not necessarily has to wait for 5 -10 years,I guess

DJ bring her for live stream questions

Great program

Can you please do Sweden. I mean someone into immigration in Sweden.

I am not sure black folks don't study/pursue law programme/profession because of the length of time or how demanding or difficult or how expensive the programme is. Medical schools and PhD programmes may be much more demanding than law, but black folks still pursue these programmes. There are a lot of black folks in more challenging programmes (than law) such as the physical sciences. Just think about this, if the law profession in US has a lot of incentives for blacks, a lot of Nigerians or Ghanaians or blacks will pursue the profession no matter how challenging or expensive or long it takes to become a lawyer in US. Why, because they know they will make it after overcoming the hurdle... Becoming a medical doctor in US takes a considerable number of years and money (much more than what a lawyer will spend), but because being a medical doctor/specialist in US is quite rewarding, there are a lot of Ghanaians and Nigerians and other blacks in that profession.... The bottom line is that being a black attorney in US doesn't pay much so folks usually are not interested in going to that direction.

Dada bi no hustle

Go gey hey girl!!

Yankees massive 💥🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🤟

What a beauty my type

Very smart lady very proud of you I believe your husband is citizen that the reason you became citizen within 5yrs you can get your citizenship within 3yrs if your partner is citizen too

Please good evening

You believe you went to legon? You believe you did psychology ? Lol you don’t remember the school and course you did ?