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| Andy Dosty |
Renowned Ghanaian disc jockey and radio presenter Andy Dosty, born Andrew Amoh, has added a new feather to his cap. Over the weekend, he graduated with a Professional Executive Masters in Alternative Dispute Resolution (PEMADR) from the Institute of Paralegal Training and Leadership Studies (IPLS).
The celebrated broadcaster took to social media to share his joy and gratitude, writing:
"All glories to my master Jesus. Last weekend I graduated with a Professional Executive Masters in Alternative Dispute Resolution (PEMADR) at the Institute of Paralegal Training and Leadership Studies (IPLS).”
Andy Dosty revealed that his journey into the field was inspired by Ghanaian music icon Okyeame Kwame, who had previously completed a course at IPLS. Encouraged by the rapper’s experience, he decided to pursue the programme, and today, he stands proud as a graduate.
He further encouraged others to take a leap of faith, adding:
"Few years ago, I had keen interest after Okyeame Kwame graduated from IPLS and introduced me to their courses. Today, here I am. You can do it too."
In a light-hearted remark, he hinted that his legal education might come in handy one day.
"My family has ANOTHER PARALEGAL. We may meet in court soon. It hasn’t ended yet."
Andy Dosty’s latest achievement adds to his impressive portfolio in the entertainment industry. Known for his exceptional work as a DJ and media personality, he continues to evolve beyond music and broadcasting.
His new qualification in Alternative Dispute Resolution suggests he is looking beyond the decks and microphones, possibly eyeing a future in mediation and legal consultancy.
Fans and colleagues have since flooded his social media with congratulatory messages, celebrating this new milestone in his illustrious career.
