Abigail Narh-Wayo is a detail-oriented and intellectually curious Accounting graduate of the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA), with a growing specialization in forensic accounting and financial investigations. She possesses a strong foundation in financial reporting and analysis, complemented by a keen interest in uncovering fraud schemes, investigating financial misconduct, and understanding regulatory frameworks designed to combat money laundering.

Her intellectual interests extend to Banking Law and Tax Law, reflecting her commitment to understanding the legal and regulatory systems that govern financial institutions and revenue administration. She is particularly drawn to the evidentiary role of financial data in litigation and regulatory enforcement.

In her role as Service Personnel, Abigail supports the Litigation Officer with case filing and procedural coordination, while assisting Legal Fellows with structured report writing and case documentation. Through this experience, she has developed precision, analytical rigor, and a deep appreciation for the intersection of accounting and legal practice.

Committed to integrity, excellence, and continuous professional development, Abigail is building expertise at the convergence of finance and law, with the long-term goal of contributing meaningfully to financial investigations, compliance, and regulatory enforcement.