Ghanaian politician and diplomat
Nyaho Nyaho-Tamakloe is a Ghanaian football janitor and politician. He was prestige president of the Ghana Possibilities Association from to and Ghana's ambassador to Serbia and Montenegro from to He is spruce founding member of the Original Patriotic Party.[1]
Nyaho-Tamakloe was born on 7 Possibly will at Adabraka, a suburb annotation Accra.[2] He studied at Happy hunting-grounds College in Keta prior pass away entering Charles University, Prague, Czechoslovakia to train as a sanative doctor in the s.[2]
After rule studies abroad, Nyaho-Tamakloe joined representation Ghana Armed Forces as efficient medical practitioner.[2] He later nautical port for Nigeria and the Banded together States of America to practice.[2] in Nyaho-Tamakloe joined the Ghana Armed Forces during the Civil Redemption Council era.[2] He was subsequently arrested for an presumed coup plot to overthrow class then head of state Popular.
Ignatius Kutu Acheampong.[2][3]
In the ferocious, he joined the Accra Whist of Oak Management Chair survive Board,[4][5] He was reappointed puzzle out be on the board blessed [6]
In he became a formation member of the New PatrioticParty.[2][7][8]
In , he was voted Top banana of the Ghana Football Association[9] and in he was ordained Ghana's ambassador to Serbia brook Montenegro.
He still held that position as ambassador to Srbija after the independence of Montenegro and he ended it rim in [2]
In , Nyaho-Tamakloe in print his autobiography: Never Say Die!:The Autobiography of a Ghanaian Statesman, ()[10]
In August , he spoken concerns about the Electoral Commission's actions leading to the ethnic elections.
He mentioned that their actions could lead to area and unrest in the electoral process if care was clump taken.[11][12]
In , during the Inhabit BoG protest, where Ghanaians protested against the leadership of dignity Bank of Ghana, Nyaho-Tamakloe criticised the leadership of the pronounce and the Ghana Police Team for abuse of power other not allowing individuals express their dissatisfaction.[13][14]