He entered the Academy of Social Science, Sofia, Bulgaria in April 1986 to pursue a certificate in International Relations completing in August that same year.
Later in 2006 he was stationed at the Embassy of Ghana Bamako, Mali as Minister Plenipotentiary and deputy ambassador, with oversight responsibility for the Chancery and directly in charge of matters covering Political and Economic relations.
He served in this capacity until 2010. he was the Director for the Middle East & Asia Bureau of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration from 2010 to 2013.
[3] A gang of Japanese gamblers posing as a Non Governmental Organization (NGO) deceived the ambassador into signing documents unknowingly, letting out a part of a property belonging to the Ghana mission in Japan.
Japanese investigators stated that a rental contract to the tune of a monthly payment of 500,000 Yen or $4,923.50 was entered into, using the name of the previous Ghanaian envoy to Japan, Dr. William George Mensah Brandful and was signed at the ambassador's official residence with accompanying diplomatic identification.
His hobbies include community development, local animal husbandry, learning foreign languages and walking.