Atty. Abraham W. Wheon

Master’s degree in Education Administration and Supervision, and an LL.B. degree in Law

Member Biograph

Atty. Abraham W. Wheon is a Liberian lawyer, journalist, and public servant, born December 21, 1980, in LAC, Grand Bassa County, Liberia, to the late Anthony Whynah and Sarah Whymah. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology from AME Zion University College, a Master’s degree in Education Administration and Supervision, and an LL.B. degree in Law. He is licensed to practice law in Liberia and is actively engaged in litigation, passionately handling both criminal and civil matters.

Atty. Wheon has developed a particular passion for courtroom advocacy, where he enjoys the intellectual challenge, strategy, examination of evidence, cross-examination, and legal arguments that define the practice of litigation. Through his legal practice, he has represented clients in both criminal and civil cases and continues to build his reputation as a dedicated courtroom advocate.

Before entering the legal profession, Atty. Wheon served as a civil servant at the Ministry of Youth and Sports for approximately 15 years. He has also been actively involved in journalism and broadcasting for more than 20 years and continues to contribute to Liberia’s national discourse through media and public commentary.

The combination of law, journalism, and public service has shaped his professional identity and strengthened his ability to communicate, analyze complex issues, and advocate effectively.

Atty. Wheon aspires to become one of Liberia’s finest lawyers, particularly in courtroom and criminal advocacy. He draws inspiration from the distinguished career of Dr. Cllr. Arthur T. Johnson, whom he considers one of Liberia’s outstanding criminal lawyers and a model for excellence in the legal profession.

His journey continues to be driven by passion, perseverance, integrity, and a commitment o justice.