Sophia Karen Edem Ackuaku

Ackuaku was born on 7 January 1972. She hails from Anyarko in the Volta Region of Ghana. Ackuaku earned her Bachelor of Laws from MountCrest University College and a certificate in public relation, advertisement and marketing from the Ghana Institute of Journalism. She also has a diploma in social work from the School of Social Work in Osu-Accra and a proficiency in Dutch Language from Zadkine College in Rotterdam, Holland. Ackuaku also has a certificate in leadership, human rights and HIV/AIDS from the Ark Foundation in Ghana. == Politics ==

Sophia contested and won the parliamentary seat for the Domeabra-Obom Constituency in the 2016 Ghanaian general elections. She contested against four others namely Darison Barba Mohammed of the New Patriotic Party, Ekow Jones Mensah of the Conventions People's Party, Gideon Dudu of the Progressive People's Party and Pius Kwame Fiakuna an independent candidate. She won the election by obtaining 14,301 votes out of the 21,506 cast, representing 68.3 percent of the total valid votes cast. She served as a member on the Food, Agriculture and Cocoa Affairs Committee and Poverty Reduction Strategy Committee. == Career ==

As a parliamentarian in the Ghanaian parliament, she has served on the Food, Agriculture and Cocoa Affairs Committee and the Poverty Reduction Strategy Committee of parliament. From 2004 to 2013 she worked as a managing director at Eligreen/Amsos Ghana Limited. Before this she has worked previously as the FBWE focal person for the Federation of Business Women Entrepreneurs from 2001 to 2010. == Personal life ==

Sophia Karen Edem Ackuaku is married with three children. Enstoolment Sophia Karen Edzem Akuaku was enstooled as the nkosuoheneba (developmental queen) of Adenkrebi in the Eastern Region of Ghana on 16 December 2014.She bears the title Nana Afia Amponsah Ackuaku I. She was bestowed his honor due to unwavering commitment to supporting development in Adenkrebi. Many years into er reign she still continues to work towards ensuring a more developed area. ==References==