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Today on The Law, host, Samson Lardy Anyenini, was joined by a Lecturer from GIMPA's Faculty of Law, George Baffour Asare-Afriyie.
The duo discussed the the ECOWAS' Law for Prosperity as captured in the regional body's treaty.
The Law airs every Sunday at 2pm.
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