Augustine Angaa Dayuo is a distinguished legal practitioner and real estate expert with extensive experience in land management, estate administration, and corporate legal advisory.

As an Associate Member of Ecam Law Consult, he brings a wealth of knowledge in property law, arbitration, and valuation, making him a key figure in Ghana’s legal and real estate sectors.

His career spans over three decades, during which he has served in high-level positions, including Chief Manager & Head of the Lands and Estate Department, and General Services Manager at Ghana Water Company Limited.

His expertise covers land acquisition, corporate asset management, resettlement and compensation matters, as well as alternative dispute resolution.

His academic background includes a Barrister at Law qualification from the Ghana School of Law, a Bachelor of Science Degree in Land Economy, and a Diploma in Estate Management from the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology.

He is a respected member of professional bodies such as the Ghana Bar Association, the Ghana Institution of Surveyors (Valuation Division), the African Real Estate Society, the American Real Estate Society, and the International Federation of Surveyors (Valuation Division).

His leadership roles include serving as a member of the Ghana Institution of Surveyors Constitution Review Committee and formerly as the National President of the Northern Students Union, Ghana.

Augustine has participated in several international conferences, including the African Real Estate Conference in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, the FIG Conferences in Orlando, USA, and Hanoi, Vietnam, and the American Real Estate Society Conferences in Hawaii, Florida, and Denver (USA).

His professional development includes training in arbitration and alternative dispute resolution, project management in Israel, and study tours in the Netherlands and Germany.

His extensive experience, combined with his dedication to excellence, makes him a highly regarded expert in law and real estate.

Augustine retired from public service in 2022 after over 30 years of dedicated service in the public sector. He now practices Law with Ecam Law Consult, Accra, and also manages a borehole drilling enterprise.