In a recent court victory against Rev. Victor Kusi Boateng, an official of the National Cathedral Board of Trustees, North Tongu Member of Parliament, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, found support from an unexpected source - his wife, Nuhela Seidu.

Nuhela, alongside her colleague Raphael Banaagmen, played a crucial role as counsels for the lawmaker, as stated in the final ruling delivered by the court.

Ablakwa emerged victorious in a case where Kusi Boateng sought to restrict him from publishing personal details.

However, the court dismissed the case, reasoning that the name Kwabena Adu Gyamfi, which the clergyman claimed to be an alias, actually belonged to a different individual.

Consequently, the court ruled that Kusi Boateng lacked the necessary standing to bring the case, given the ambiguity surrounding his real identity.

This marks the second legal battle Ablakwa has won against Kusi Boateng, following the dismissal of a contempt charge weeks prior for kicking court summons.

The final case awaiting resolution involves a defamation suit brought by the clergyman against the MP.

Nuhela Seidu, a lawyer by profession, has made her mark in the legal realm and was a familiar face on television programs like Law Express.

Her appearance as part of Ablakwa's legal team adds a significant dimension to the case.

Married to Hon. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa since 2011, their wedding initially intended to be "private" ended up making headlines. Additionally, Nuhela is the daughter of former NDC Member of Parliament for Wa Central, Hon. M.A. Seidu.

Notably, in July 2022, she graduated from the University of California, Berkeley, where she attained an LL.M. Degree, along with two certificates of specialization in Business Law and Intellectual Property Law.

As the legal battle between Ablakwa and Kusi Boateng continues, the involvement of Nuhela Seidu serves as a testament to her expertise and commitment to supporting her husband in his quest for justice.

With her skill and experience in the legal field, she has proven to be a valuable asset to Ablakwa's legal team, contributing significantly to their recent success in the courtroom.