If her husband Alan Kyerematen wins Ghana's general election in 2024, Patricia Christabel Kyerematen may become the country's next first lady in 2025.

She has always backed his political career and has been actively campaigning with him for the next election.

Born on October 3, 1955, Alan John Kwadwo Kyerematen is a politician from Ghana who was formerly a member of the New Patriotic Party.

He is the founder of the Movement for Change and the presidential candidate of the Afrafranto Alliance.

His wife, Patricia, has played a key role in his journey to the presidency.

So, who is Patricia Christabel Kyerematen?

Patricia Christabel Abena Adutwumwaa Nyinah, now known as Patricia Christabel Kyerematen, is a Ghanaian businesswoman and philanthropist.

Alexander and Victor Kyerematen are Patricia's and her husband's two children.

They have been married for more than 25 years. Patricia was born in Ghana's Eastern Region in Akokuaso, Akim Oda. Every year, on June 5th, she celebrates her birthday.



Patricia's Childhood and Family History



Patricia Christabel Kyerematen hails from a well-respected family with a long history in public service and the legal profession. She is the daughter of Georgina Kingsley-Nyinah and the late Joseph Kwame Kingsley-Nyinah.

Joseph Kwame Kingsley-Nyinah, her father, was a well-known Ghanaian judge who first served as an appeals court justice before becoming Ghana's electoral commissioner.

After a distinguished career in education, Joseph Kwame Kingsley-Nyinah went on to serve as a legal clerk.

He pursued his law studies in the United Kingdom at Middle Temple in London and was called to the Bar in 1953.

He went on to become a High Court Judge in 1963 and an Appeals Court Judge in 1971.

He retired from the bench in 1980 after decades of service.

He passed away on February 18, 2019 at the age of 96.