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BIOGRAPHY IN BRIEF

Born on Saturday, 11th February, 1978 to Torgbui Hor II, the Paramount Chief of Somey Traditional Council, and the President of the Somey Traditional Council and Madam Innocentia Vida Govina, the Queen Mother (now deceased).
I am the third born boy in a row of three boys and also the third born of five children from my mother, but the 14th born of 16 children from my father, the Makorsor of Somey.
I had my primary Education at Wisdom International School, Agbozmue now known as Wisdom Children's School, where I completed a five stage course in the primary level.
From there, I moved on to Datus Complex Schools, Bubiashie Branch, to further my education at the the Junior Secondary level. In 1991, I wrote the 2nd batch of the Basic Educatonion Certificate Examination and came out with an aggregate six distinction.
Due to my brilliance and knowledge I was admitted to one of the best schools in the Volta Region and Ghana, Mawuli School where I pursued a threee year course in Science with Physics, Chemistry and Biology as my elective subjects.
On 9th December 1994, Lord Amasa as I was popularly called then, wrote my final examinations and left Mawuli School Compound on the 12th December 1994.
Whilst awaiting results, Torgbui Hor II, my Revered Father suggested to me to become a Driver's mate in his 15 seater trotro toyota bus to which I readily agreed as I was lonely at home doing nothing. Because of my adventurousness, I got to drive in such a less time to the surprise of my family. My father was the most surprised. I left for Kasoa in the Central Region to join my brothers in the farming business. We plough farmlands with tractors, ploughs and harrows. Life was not easy but we were managing till I got back home to get my Senior Secondary School Certificate Examinations Results Slip as they were out. I could not make it to the University but also refused to join the Teachers Training College. I preferred the farm and automobile industry to the education I was supposed to further to become a Medical Doctor. In one way or the other, I disappointed my father but its not a big deal today. But however, I had a seven (7) month stint with Agbozume Community Clinic as a Purchasing Officer and Accounts Clerk to please my dad.