Training and Appointments
- Ghana Military Academy, Teshie Accra 1960–1961
- Britannia Royal Naval College, Dartmouth 1961–1964
- 1st Lieutenant GNS AFADZATO 1964–1965
- Commanding Officer GNS AFADZATO 1965–1967
- Training Officer Naval Base, Takoradi 1967–1968
- Base Administrative Officer 1967
- 1st Lieutenant GNS EJURA 1968
- Commanding officer GNS EJURA 1968
- Senior Officer Coastal Squadron (SOCS) 1968
- Director Personnel & Administration Navy Headquarters 1969–1970
- Commanding Officer GNS KETA 1971–1972
- Senior Officer Afloat, Ghana Navy Fleet (SOA) 1971–1972
- Acting Naval Officer In Charge (NOIC) Takoradi 1971
- Defence Services Staff College Wellington, India 1972
- Chief of Naval Staff and Navy Commander 1973–1974
- United States Naval War College Newport, Rhode Island. 1974–1975
- Chief of Naval Staff And Navy Commander 1975–1977
- Member of the Supreme Military Council (SMC I) 1975–1977
- High Commissioner to the Commonwealth of Australia. 1978–1982
- PNDC Secretary of State For Defence 1985–1986
- Ambassador Extraordinary & Plenipotentiary to Japan 1994–1998
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