Ɔbenfo (Ɔhyefo)Ọbádélé Bakari Kambon

DATE (STARTING DEGREE/QUALIFICATION INSTITUTION
WITH MOST RECENT)
August 2009- PhD Linguistics – Honors: Most University of Ghana at
December 2012 Outstanding PhD Thesis in the Legon, Accra
Humanities.
Dissertation: Serial Verb
Nominalization in Akan
http://ling.auf.net/lingbuzz/002228
August 2002- MA Linguistics University of
December 2005 Wisconsin-Madison,
Madison, WI
August 2002-May MA African Languages and University of
2005 Literature, minor in Linguistics Wisconsin-Madison,
Thesis: Recurrent Sound Madison, WI
Correspondences of Akan and
Yoruba and their Significance for
Proto-Benue-Kwa (East Volta-
Congo) C1 Reconstruction.
1 My name and titles are written immediately below using mdw nTr (so-called “Ancient Egyptian
Hieroglyphs”).

http://ling.auf.net/lingbuzz/002769
August 1997- BA African American Studies – Morehouse College,
May-2002 Honors: Magna Cum Laude Atlanta, GA

None.

RESEARCH FOCUS)
My research centers on the philosophical, linguistic, and cultural
foundations of Kmtyw ‘Black People’s’ civilizations, with particular
emphasis on Classical Kmt, its continuities across space and time, and its
relevance for contemporary struggles for Abibifahodie (‘Black
Liberation’) and Abibitumi (‘Black Power’).
 The establishment of sbAyt nt Kmtyw ‘Studies of Black
People’ as a discipline
 Personhood and Multiple Selves in Kmtyw ‘Black People’ Thought
 Restoration of mAat ‘Maat’, Identity, and the Restoration of
Kmt
 Abibitumi Architecture and Kmtyw ‘Black People’ Epistemologies
 Language, Semantics, and Kmtyw ‘Black People’ Knowledge Systems
 Contemporary Challenges of Kmtyw ‘Black People’: Economic Warfare,
Media, and Cultural Survival
 Historical Linguistics focusing on Classical and Contemporary Abibfoɔ
‘Black People’ Languages
 Linguistic Connections between continental and diasporan Kmtyw ‘Black
People’ Languages
 Civilizational Connections between Kmt (Classical Nile Valley) and
other Kmtyw ‘Black People’ Civilizations
 Abibitumi (Black Power) and Abibifahodie (Black Liberation) as guiding
principles for thought and praxis

RESEARCH PROJECTS)
1. Personhood and the Concept of Multiple Selves in Kmtyw ‘Black People’
Thought
This project investigates Kmtyw ‘Black People’ philosophical conceptions of
personhood, emphasizing the multiplicity of selves and their role in cultural, spiritual,
and psychological life. Drawing on Classical Kmt ‘The Black Nation/Nation of Black

People’, Akan, Yorùbá, and other traditions, it contrasts Kmtyw ‘Black People’
understandings of the self with eurasian individualism.
 Publications:
o Kambon, Ọ. (2025). A Comparative Study of Women’s Statuary in
societies of Kmt(yw) ‘Black People’ vs. those of non-Black ꜥꜣmw
‘eurasians’. Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies, 6(1).
 Recent outputs: Personhood, Time, and Culture (UNIMAC–NAFTI, 2025);
Echoes of the Grandcestors presentations (Abibitumi Black Power
Conference, Pan-African Heritage Museum, 2024).
2. Classical Kmt(yw) ‘Black People,’ Ma’at, and the Restoration of Black
Identity
A long-term research program examining how the Kmt(yw) ‘Black People’
conceptualized themselves, defended their identity, and resisted eurasian incursions. It
explores Ma’at as both a cosmological and sociopolitical principle and its relevance
for Abibifahodie ‘Black Liberation’ today.
 Publications:
o Kambon, Ọ. (2025). #GandhiMustFall, #AugustusMustFall, Temporal
Reality, Ma’at and srwḏ tꜢ n Kmt ‘Restoring the Land of Black People’.
In S. Makoni, B. Antia & S. Rudwick (Eds.), Language and Race.
Routledge.
o Aketema, J., & Kambon, Ọ. (2023). Mꜣꜥt ‘Maat’, Death and the
Afterlife in Traditional Afrika. Journal of Religions in Africa, 1–32.
o Aketema, J., & Kambon, Ọ. (2021). Maat and the Rebirth of Kmt
‘Land of Black People’. Filosofia Theoretica: Journal of African
Philosophy, Culture and Religions, 10(2), 47–76.
 Recent outputs: Classical Kemet, Decolonizing “Decolonization” and the
Way Forward for Global Kemet (Pan-African Leadership Institute, 2025);
#GandhiMustFall & #AugustusMustFall presentations (ASCAC 2024, Dakar
Symposium 2024, Pan-African Heritage Museum 2024).
3. Abibitumi Architecture: Building Kmtyw ‘Black People’ Knowledge and
Liberation Infrastructures
This project theorizes and develops the institutional and epistemological structures of
Abibitumi (‘Black Power’) as both a Kmtyw ‘Black People’-centered worldview and
praxis. It explores how digital-to-physical infrastructures (Abibitumi.com, Abibitumi
Black Power Conferences, BlackNificent Books) advance language revitalization,
cultural continuity, and Black autonomy. A central strand is the theorization of
Abibitumi Architecture and the Kmtyw ‘Black People’ Worldview.
 Publications:

o Kambon, Ọ., & Songsore, L. (2022). Combating cultural imperialism
& cultural misorientation to preserve Kmtyw ‘Black People’ intangible
cultural heritage. Legon Journal of the Humanities, 33(1), 114–137.
o Kambon, Ọ., Songsore, L., & Aketema, J. (2023). 400 Years?
Ancestors Disappear! Historical Misorientation and Disorientation in
The Year of Return and the 400 Years Narrative. Journal of African
American Studies, 27(3).
o Kambon, Ọ. (2025). The Construction of Black Civilization: The
Classical Kmt(yw) ‘Black People’ Origins of Black Power “Pan-
Afrikanism” and the Dikènga Theory of Kmt(yw) ‘Black People’
Consciousness (Vol. I). BlackNificent Books; Afrikan World Books.
 Recent outputs: Abibitumi Architecture and the Kmtyw ‘Black People’
Worldview (Institute of African Studies 2023; ASCAC 2023; Abibitumi Black
Power Conference 2023); Abibitumi.com: From Digital Idea to Physical
Institution (2022).
4. Language, Semantics, and Kmtyw ‘Black People’ Knowledge Systems
This project investigates how Kmtyw ‘Black People’ languages encode worldview,
with a focus on serial verb constructions, semantics, numerals, and body-part
expressions. It situates language as a critical foundation of Kmtyw ‘Black People’
philosophy, culture, and education.
 Publications:
o Osam, E. K., & Kambon, Ọ. (Eds.). (2023). Aspects of Akan Verbal
Semantics. Ghana Journal of Linguistics, Special Issue.
o Kambon, Ọ. (2023). Semantic Integration as Emergence in Akan Serial
Verb Constructions (SVCs) and Serial Verb Construction
Nominalisation (SVCN). In Osam & Kambon (Eds.), Aspects of Akan
Verbal Semantics, pp. 152–202.
o Osam, E. K., & Kambon, Ọ. (2023). Introduction to Aspects of Akan
Verbal Semantics.
o Appah, C., Duah, R., & Kambon, Ọ. (2023). Cardinal numerals in
Akan: A Construction Morphology Account. Ghana Journal of
Linguistics, 12(1), 48–72.
o Kambon, Ọ., & Songsore, L. (2021). A Cross-linguistic Study of Body
Part Expressions in Classical and Contemporary Kmtyw ‘Black
People’ Languages: Akan, Yorùbá, Kiswahili and mdw nTr. Ghana
Journal of Linguistics, 10(1), 150–176.
o Aketema, J., Kambon, Ọ., & Agyemang, B. K. (2025). The
Problematics of Intellectualising Indigenous Languages and People. In
Mhute, Mtumane & Matiza (Eds.), Resuscitation of African
Languages. Springer Nature/Palgrave.
 Recent outputs: Aspects of Akan Verbal Semantics book launch (Linguistics
Association of Ghana, 2023); Indigenous Languages – Critical Data Source
for National Development (UPSA, 2023).

5. Contemporary Challenges: Economic Warfare, Media, and Cultural Survival
of Kmtyw ‘Black People’
This applied project addresses present-day challenges facing Kmtyw ‘Black People,’
including economic warfare, media narratives, and cultural survival. It develops
critical responses to systemic aggression while grounding solutions in Kmtyw ‘Black
People’ epistemologies.
 Publications:
o Kambon, Ọ., & Songsore, L. (2021). Fiction vs. Evidence: A Critical
Review of Ataa Ayi Kwei Armah’s Wat Nt Shemsw and the Eurasian
Rhetorical Ethic. Journal of African and Asian Studies, 20(1–2), 124–
153.
o Kambon, Ọ., & Songsore, L. (2025). “You Can Sit Down Next To
White Folks – On The Toilet”: Integration, Apartheid, and
Untouchability. African Journal of Media & Society, 1(1).
o Songsore, L., & Kambon, Ọ. (2025). An Analysis of the Connections
Between Black Thought and the Culinary Ritual in the Context of
Black Survival. African Journal of Media & Society, 1(1).
o Kambon, Ọ. (2021). Of Rivers, Rivulets and Repatriation. In A Smart
Ghana Repatriation Guide. The Adinkra Group.
 Recent outputs: Economic Warfare is Being Waged Against Black People –
Ghana and Beyond (Chicago Urban League, 2024); Quiet Warrior: The
Blacknificent Legacy of Nana Kamau Kambon documentary + lecture (2024);
Abibitumi Friday/Saturday Seminars on cultural survival (2023).

CHRONOLOGICALLY BEGINNING WITH CURRENT POSITION)
DATES (SPECIFY POSITION INSTITUTION NAME AND ADDRESS OF
PERIOD) (INDICATE DEPARTMENT/SCHOOL/UNIT/INSTITUTION
ACADEMIC RANK) )
2021-Present Associate Professor Institute of African Studies, University of
Ghana
2017-2021 Senior Research Institute of African Studies, University of
Fellow Ghana
2020-2021 Lagos African University of Lagos
Cluster Centre
Fellow
2014-2017 Research Fellow Institute of African Studies, University of
Ghana
2011 Lecturer African University College of
Communications
2007-2008 Adjunct Professor Chicago State University
2006 Adjunct Professor Malcolm X College
2005-2006 Adjunct Professor Northeastern Illinois University
2004-2005 Yorùbá Language University of Wisconsin-Madison
Teaching Assistant

(PRESENT CHRONOLOGICALLY BEGINNING WITH CURRENT
POSITION)
DATES (SPECIFY PERIOD) POSITION INSTITUTION
2018-2023 Head of Section and Institute of African
Research Coordinator of Studies, University of
the Language, Literature Ghana
and Drama
February 2014-May 2018 African Thinkers Institute of African
Coordinator Studies, University of
Ghana
September 2014-May Revamped IAS Seminar Institute of African
2015 Series Coordinator Studies, University of
Ghana
2015-2019 Black History Month Institute of African
Film Festival/African Studies, University of
World Documentary Film Ghana
Festival Coordinator
5-9 January 2015; 15-19 IAS Writeshop Institute of African
January 2018 Coordinator Studies, University of
Ghana/INSRAT

OF UNIVERSITY OF GHANA)
DATE POSITION INSTITUTION
2026-Present Black Panther Party Cubs Black Panther Party Cubs
Ambassador
2025-Present UNIA Ambassador Universal Negro
Improvement Association
(UNIA)
2020-2022 Black History Month National Film and
Film Festival/African Television Institute
World Documentary Film (NAFTI)
Festival Coordinator

DATES NAME OF BOARD ROLE
(SPECIFY (CHAIRPERSON/MEMBER
PERIOD) ETC)
2021-Present University of Ghana Academic Board Member
2021-Present College of Humanities Academic Board Member

GHANA
DATES NAME OF BOARD ROLE
(CHAIRPERSON/MEMBER
ETC)
2021-Present Pan African Heritage Museum International Trustee
Board of Trustees
2020-Present Tema Royal School Board of Directors Member
2016-2020 Abibifahodie Adesuabea Board of Co-Director
Directors
2019 UNESCO-ICM Special Advisory Board Member
2015-2020 African Studies Association of Africa Secretary
(ASAA) Board of Directors

DATES NAME OF TYPE OF ROLE
(SPECIFY COMMITTEE COMMITTEE (CHAIRPERSON/MEMBE
PERIOD) (STATUTORY OR R ETC)
ADHOC)
2019-2023 Chair of Committee Adhoc Chair
for Collaboration with
the University of the
French Antilles
2019-2023 IAS Institutional Adhoc Member
Affiliation
Committee
Member
2018-2023 IAS Publications Statutory Member
Committee
2017-2023 IAS Strategic Adhoc Member
Finance
Committee
2016-2017 IAS Departmental Statutory Member
Teaching
Assessment
Committee
Member
2015-2019 Provost’s Website Adhoc Member
Management
Committee

GHANA
DATES (SPECIFY PERIOD) NAME OF COMMITTEE ROLE

(CHAIRPERSON/MEMBER
ETC)
2019 Special Advisory Group Member
for the International
Centre of Martial Arts for
Youth Development and
Engagement (ICM),
UNESCO

DATES TYPE OF SERVICE DESCRIPTION (DESCRIBE
(SPECIFY NATURE OF SERVICE)
PERIOD)
2nd Historic Abibitumi
September 6–8, Conference on Black Power and
Convenor
2024 Abibifahodie Festival (host:
Abibitumi).
1st Historic Abibitumi Conference
July 5–7, 2023 Convenor on Black Power and Abibifahodie
Festival (host: Abibitumi).
2nd Outstanding African Thinkers
Conference on Prof. Emeritus
June 13–15, 2022 Co-Convenor Théophile Obenga in University of
Abomey-Calavi in Benin (host:
CECTRRA).
“In Conversation with Shirikiana
Gerima, Co-Producer of Sankɔfa”
February 2, 2022 Moderator / Discussant
at National Film & Television
Institute (NAFTI), Accra, Ghana.
UG Journal Editors’ Resource
Jan 2020 –
Resource Person Person for University of Ghana
Present
Journals.
Consultant on Open Journal
Nov 2019 – Dec Systems platform for Health
Consultancy
2019 Sciences Journal, College of
Health Sciences, UG.
OJS editorial support for West
Nov 2019 Editorial Support African Journal of Applied
Ecology.
Decade of Our Repatriation
2025 – Present Co-Founder (DOOR) Initiative, endorsed by
the Office of the President.
Repatriate To Ghana — platform
assisting hundreds of Diasporans
2018 – Present Founder with Ghanaian citizenship and
broader repatriation support
(repatriatetoghana.com).
Jun 2018 – Founder / Lead Abibitumi Mbôngi (Global Kemet

& community initiatives): weekly
Present Mbôngi sessions, public seminars,
and community support.
CECTRRA Outstanding African
2022 Co-Convenor Thinkers Conference on N’lôngi
Théophile Obenga (Benin).
2016 – 2020 Co-Founder Abibifahodie Adesuabea.
Outstanding African Thinkers
2018 Co-Organizer Conference on Chinweizu
(Ghana).
2009 – Present Founder Abibifahodie Capoeira Group.
2006 – Present Founder Abibitumi.com.
Black History Month Film Festival
2015 – Present Coordinator / African World Documentary
Film Festival.
IAS (College of Humanities)
2017 – 2018 Coordinator
Writreat (Writing Retreat).
Shemsw Bak—translation of texts
Translator (Collective
2017 – 2018 from mdw nTr into various
Member)
languages.
2nd Kwame Nkrumah Intellectual
June 2017 Chairperson
and Cultural Festival.
2014 – 2019 Resource Person IAS Thursday Film Series Night.
Listservs for Linguistics
Association of Ghana; Department
2011 – 2020 Administrator
of Linguistics; Institute of African
Studies.
Linguistics Association of Ghana
website (laghana.org); UG
Department of Linguistics site
2012 – Present Webmaster
development (April 2014)
(ling.ug.edu.gh /
uglinguistics.com).
Aug 2005 –
Founding Administrator AKALI Resource Center.
Present
African Language, Philosophy and
Spring 2005 –
Founding Moderator Worldview Forum
2006
(AssataShakur.org).
NCOLCTL Conference,
Spring 2005 Session Chairperson
University of Wisconsin–Madison.
Black Graduate and Professional
Fall 2004 – Fall
Academic Development Chair Student Organization (BGPSO),
2005
UW–Madison.
Quilombo Video Lecture Series,
2003 – Fall 2005 Founding Coordinator
UW–Madison.
Fall 2005 Founding Member Dikenga Collective.
World Languages Day, University
Spring 2005 Volunteer
of Wisconsin–Madison.

None.

DATES TYPE (DESCRIBE ROLE (SPECIFY ROLE VALUE OF TOTAL VALUE OF UG
(SPECIFY THE TYPE OF THE IN RESOURCE RESOURCE/GRANT COMPONENT
PERIOD) SUPPORT) MOBILIZATION) OF GRANT
2025-01-25 Crowdfunding – Organizer/Lead $254.01 Priceless
Digital
research/teaching
infrastructure
(Abibitumi site
performance; 4
donations)
2024-04-20 Crowdfunding – Producer/Organizer $677.44 Priceless
Documentary
production/post
(Quiet Warrior; 9
donations)
2023-12-30 Crowdfunding – Organizer $12,501.51 Priceless
–Present Memorial &
documentary (initial
phase) (Honoring
Ɔbenfo Kamau
Kambon; 126
donations)¹
2023-04-30 Crowdfunding – Organizer $510.00 Priceless
Tribute & program
support (Baba
Mukasa Dada; 7
donations)
2021-06-17 Crowdfunding – Organizer/Lead $21,579.00 Priceless
–Present Research/fieldwork
vehicle (Kantanka
Ɔmama; 385
donations)
2020-11-03 Crowdfunding – Initiator/PI $947.73 Priceless
–Present Research support (58
donations)
2020-08-04 Crowdfunding – Founder/Lead $7,263.17 Priceless
–Present Institutional
research/teaching
infrastructure
(Abibitumi physical
campus; 84
donations)
2020-07-19 Crowdfunding – Organizer/Lead $35,995.78 Priceless
& 2018-01- Collective
22 academic/extension
(combined) initiatives (Abibitumi
Mbôngi; 623
donations total)
Summer Grant – Programme Coordinator/Grantee $5,000.00 Priceless
2019 support (UNESCO-
ICM Capoeira Open
School)

2018-01-18 Crowdfunding – Founder/Lead $68,426.78 Priceless
–Present Digital learning
platform operations
(Support
Abibitumi.com;
2,327 donations)
¹ Note: The “Honoring Ɔbenfo Kamau Kambon (Nana Kwasi Agyeman)”
campaign initially supported production of the documentary Quiet Warrior
until 2024-04-20, when a dedicated campaign was created. A portion of the
$12,501.51 total is attributable to production/post; the remainder supported
memorial/legacy activities (see Extension Services).

DATE NAME OF BOARD ORGANIZATION
2016 Tailor-Made-Training on Therapeutic Nursing and Midwifery Council
Communication Certificate
2016 Electronic Journal Management Training African Journals Online/Ghana
Certificate Journals Online
2015 Protection and Utilization of Traditional African Regional Intellectual
Knowledge, Genetic Resources and Property
Expressions of Folklore Certificate Organization/Government of the
Republic of Ghana
2003 African Language Teaching Certificate National African Language
Resource Center

None.

DATE PROJECT ORGANIZATION
May 2025 Ghana CSO Repatriation ACHPR–AU ECOSOCC
and Citizenship Diaspora Roundtable
Consortium Roundtable
Report
April 2024 Review of Proposed African University
Programme Accreditation College of
Document For Masters In Communications
African And Diaspora
Studies (Africana Studies)
2018-2021 Diaspora Engagement Diaspora Affairs Office of
Policy Input the President
January 2020-Present UG Journal Editors’ University of Ghana
Resource Person Journals
November 2019- Consultant on Open College of Health
December 2019 Journal Systems Platform Sciences, University of
for Health Sciences Ghana
Journal
2019 Special Advisory Group UNESCO (ICM)

for the International
Centre of Martial Arts for
Youth Development and
Engagement
18 November 2019 OJS Editorial Support for West African Journal of
West African Journal of Applied Ecology
Applied Ecology
July 2017 Yorùbá Translation of Per Ankh
Mdw Ntr Love Poems and
Book Intro
July 2017 Twi > English Back Corporate Translations
Translation – Health
Survey
February 2017 Akan Interpretation via COMAR
Phone to Mexico for
Ghanaian Refugees
July 2015 English > Twi Participant Vaibhav Agarwal
information sheet and
consent form
September 2014 English > Twi Translation Localize Africa/Kalu
for Airtel Trace Music Media
Star Project
December 2011-January English > Twi “Voice of Ayerkie Narnor
2012 Silence” Poetry
Translation
September 2014 Facebook Akan Bayan-Tech
Localization Glossary
Proofreading
January 2013 Instrument: Pain Diary Corporate Translations
v6.0 Translation English
(US) > Twi
September 2013 Twi > English Reliable Language
Transcription 2-hour mp3 Services
May 2013 English > Twi document Bayan-Tech
translation for Prince
William County Public
Schools
April 2013 The DOVE Study: Bayan-Tech
English > Twi Translation
for Sickle-Cell Research
April 2013 English > Twi Document Bayan-Tech
Translation for Workplace
Safety and Insurance
Board
January 2011 Guinness South Resident Link Up Mitaka
Consultation Letter Limited/TheBigWord
English > Twi (Beijing) Technology Co.
Ltd.
November 2009 English > Twi Translation The Guinness Partnership

for Natural Gas-Related
Documents
February/March 2008 English <> Twi TransPerfect Translations,
On-Site Interpretation Inc

DATE POSITION ORGANIZATION
2016-2023 Editor-in-Chief Ghana Journal of Linguistics
– Linguistics Association of
Ghana
2015-2016 Institute of African Studies Institute of African
Newsletter Editor Studies, University of
Ghana
2014-Present Editorial Committee Ghana Journal of
Linguistics – Linguistics
Association of Ghana

REVIEWS PUBLICATION JOURNAL/PUBLISHER
1 Mhute, I., Mtumane, Z., & Matiza, V. M. (2025). Springer
Resuscitation of African Languages: Theorising the
Battle Against Sociocultural Genocide. Springer
Nature. https://doi.org/10.1007/978 ‑ 3 ‑ 031 ‑ 81716 ‑ 8
1 Rashid, K. (2024). Jacob H. Carruthers and the Bloomsbury Publishing
restoration of an African worldview: Finding our
way through the desert. Bloomsbury Publishing.
1 Montgomery, S. A. B. (2024). The Ambiguous Lulu.com
Nature of Words. Lulu.com. ISBN 978‑1300887102
1 Nobles, W. W. (2023). Skh, From Black Psychology Universal Write
to the Science of Being. Universal Write Publications LLC.
Publications LLC.
1 Indigenising, and developing Africa: the role of Indilinga
indigenous cultural norms and values. (2022)
4 “The Geography and Politics of Languages In Journal of Black Studies
Ghana” (2020); “Names, naming and the code of (Sage)
cultural denial in a contemporary Nigerian society:
An Afrocentric perspective” (2020); “Beyond
language: Further Issues in the Anglophone
Cameroon Conflict” (2020); “Black Names,
Immigrant Names: Navigating Race and Ethnicity
through Personal Names” (2019)
3 “Emphasizing Female Personality in Yorùbá Contemporary Journal of
Socio-Cultural Milieu Through Proverbial African Studies
Expressions” (2018); “Evaluative Speech Acts of
Graduate Students of the University of Cape Coast,
Ghana” (2018); “Squalor and Poverty In Paradise:
A Portrait of The Niger Delta In The Short Stories
of Ken Saro-Wiwa And Festus Iyayi (2018)”
3 ““Literally and Symbolically, Africans are not Legon Journal of the
Black” A Critique of Fela’s “Blackism” as a Failed Humanities
Instance of the Valorization Agenda.” (2022)
“Ogya ne atuduro nna faako – Fire and gunpowder
do not sleep together: Teaching and learning

Materials Science and Engineering with African
proverbs” (2018); “Pronominals In Àyèré: A
Binding Theory Approach” (2017)
2 “Beads, A Cultural Presupposition in Ghana” Sage Open
(2015)
1 “Mind your tones! Tonal morphology and other Journal of Word Formation
morphological means in
Kwa action nominalization” (2020)
1 The Akan Diaspora in the Americas (2010) Oxford University Press
1 Indigenous Medicine and Knowledge in African Routledge
Society (2007)

DATE AWARD / FELLOWSHIP INSTITUTION DETAILS
/ SCHOLARSHIP
2025 Kwame Nkrumah Pan‑African Conferred by PALI to
Award for Pan‑African Leadership Institute recognize contributions
Leadership (PALI) to Pan‑African
leadership; presented at
its Graduation &
Awards event.
2024 Provost’s Publication College of Humanities, College award
Award (Late‑Career) – University of Ghana recognizing
Best Published Work outstanding published
(Humanities) scholarship in the
Humanities
(Late‑Career category).
2020–2021 Lagos African Cluster University of Lagos Competitive visiting
Centre (LACC) (Africa Multiple fellowship supporting a
Visiting Research Cluster of Excellence) research residency at
Fellowship Award UNILAG’s African
Cluster Centre.
2019 MMGF Foundation Marcus Mosiah Garvey Award recognizing
Award – Excellence in Foundation (Ghana) contributions to
African Studies & Pan‑African education
Education and community uplift;
conferred at Marcus
Garvey Day events.
2016 Provost’s Publications College of Humanities, College award
Award (Early Career) – University of Ghana recognizing
Best Published Work outstanding
(Humanities) early‑career published
scholarship in the
Humanities.
2012 Vice‑Chancellor’s University of Ghana University‑wide prize
Award for Outstanding for the best PhD
Doctoral Dissertation dissertation in the
(Humanities) Humanities for the
year.
2002 Phi Beta Kappa Honor Phi Beta Kappa Oldest US academic
Society (I declined this honor society;
award for ideological invitation typically
reasons) extended to top
liberal‑arts graduates.
2002 Magna Cum Laude Morehouse College Latin honor indicating
(Honors) high academic
distinction in the

bachelor’s degree.
2002 Golden Key Golden Key International honour
International Honour society recognizing
Society top‑performing
students.
Fall 2004–Spring 2005 University Graduate University of Tuition $23,000 +
Fellowship Wisconsin–Madison Stipend $14,000
Fall 2002–Spring 2004 Academic Year FLAS University of Tuition $23,000 +
(Title VI) – Yorùbá Wisconsin–Madison Stipend $14,000
Summer 2005 Summer FLAS – Indiana University Tuition $5,000 +
Advanced Akan (Twi) Stipend $2,500
Summer 2004 Summer FLAS – Ohio University Tuition $5,000 +
Intermediate Wolof & Stipend $2,500
Elementary Kikôngo
Summer 2003 Summer FLAS (Title Ibadan, Nigeria (FLAS Tuition $5,000 + Travel
VI) – Advanced program) $2,500 + Stipend
Yorùbá $2,500
Summer 2003 NALRC Summer University of Full tuition covered;
Institute Fellow Wisconsin–Madison pedagogy & curriculum
development training
Summer 2002 Summer FLAS – Michigan State Tuition $5,000 +
Elementary Yorùbá University Stipend $2,500
Fall 1997–Spring 2002 Full Academic Morehouse College Tuition $103,500 +
Scholarship (African Annual stipend $15,000
American Studies)
1997 National Merit National Merit $2,500
Scholarship Scholarship
Corporation
1997 INROADS (IBM) INROADS / IBM $3,000 per month
Scholarship & (internship stipend)
Internship

ANY)
DATE ORGANIZATION
2024-Present Universal Negro Improvement
Association (UNIA) – Ambassador
2023-Present Association for the Study of Classical
African Civilizations (ASCAC)
2019 UNESCO-(ICM) (Special Advisory
Group)
2014-Present African Studies Association of Africa
2011-Present Linguistics Association of Ghana

a. UNDERGRADUATE
ACADEMIC YEAR COURSE CODE AND TITLE CREDITS NUMBER OF
STUDENTS

2021-2025 ENG 314: Introduction to 3 200
African Literature (Guest
Lecturer for Dr. Kwabena
Opoku-Agyeman)
2021-2023 UGRC 238: Introductory 3 100
Conversational Akan (Twi)
2014-2023 UGRC 220: Intro to African 3 1000
Studies
2014-2023 UGRC 235-238: Intro to 3 1000
African Languages
2015-2023 UGRC 238: Introductory 3 400
Conversational Akan (Twi)
2019-2023 ENG 314: Introduction to 3 1000
African Literature (Guest
Lecturer for Dr. Kwabena
Opoku-Agyeman)
2011 AUCC: African Biographies 3 50
2011 AUCC: African Religion in 3 53
Africa and the Diaspora
2011 AUCC: Pan-Africanism 3 65
2011 AUCC: African Diaspora 3 63
Studies
2005-2006 ICSE-329L: African 3 13
Communications (Northeastern
Illinois University)
Fall 2004 African 201: Introduction to 3 100
African Literature (University
of Wisconsin-Madison)
Fall 2004 African 372-373: Introductory 3 25
Yorùbá (University of
Wisconsin-Madison)

b. POST-GRADUATE
ACADEMIC YEAR COURSE CODE AND TITLE CREDITS NUMBER OF
STUDENTS
2021-2023 AFST 640: Seminar I: 3 15
Academic Writing (with Dr.
Akrofi Ansah)
2021-2022 AFST 645: The Writing System 3 2
of Mdw Ntr (Ancient
Egyptian Hieroglyphs)
2018-2022 AFST 638: Foundations of 3 30
African Thought
2015-2023 AFST 640: Seminar I: 3 100
Academic Writing (with Dr.
Akrofi Ansah and Dr. Hasiyatu
Abubakari)
2018-2019 AFST 607: African Oral 3 30
Narratives (Prof. Sutherland-
Addy and Dr. Nanbigne)
2004 African 373: Intermediate 3 10
Yorùbá (University of
Wisconsin-Madison)
2004 African 372: Elementary 3 15
Yorùbá (University of
Wisconsin-Madison)
2020-2022 AFST 645: The Writing System 3 3
of Mdw Ntr (Ancient Egyptian
Hieroglyphs)
2020-2022 AFST 648: Readings in Ancient 3 2
Egyptian Hieroglyphs

ACADE NAME DEGREE TITLE OF THESIS ROLE

MIC OF (PHD/MPHIL/MSC/M (PRINCIPAL
YEAR STUDEN PH/MA ETC) /CO-
T AND SUPERVISO
INDEX R)
NUMBER
The Socio-Cultural Life
Evelyn of the Eʋe Peoples
Aku Through Funeral
Adjande Poetry: A Case Study of Co-
2019 PhD
h the Akpini People of the Supervisor
1039533 Volta Region, Ghana
1 ugspace.ug.edu.gh ias.u
g.edu.gh
2024/20 Ruth PhD (viva held 16 Jun An Ethno-linguistic Co-
25 Karehin 2025) Investigation of Supervisor
a Safaliba Personal
Bodua- Names and
Mango Nomenclature Systems
1027800

In Adétọ́cmí PhD Yorùbá Personal Principal
Progress wá Naming Practices in
Adéwùn Lagos and Kétu: A
mí Comparative Study of
1100493 Cultural Continuity and
4 Orthographic
Transformation
In Nora PhD Care for Children with Co-
Progress Mintah Disabilities in the Supervisor
Darko Advent of COVID-19:
1019993 A Study in the Greater
3 Accra Region of Ghana
In Nangam MPhil UKWENZIWA Principal
Progress so KWENDALO: An
Gumbe exploration of the
1070322 alignment between
7 Afrikan Thought and
Communal Space
2020 G. PhD An Ethnographic Study Co-
Opare of Duabɔ Among the Supervisor
1044303 People of Asante-
7 Akyem Agogo
2020 Bright MPhil The Dynamics of Principal
Okyere African Proverbs: Akan
10427719 and Yorùbá
2017 D. Jones MPhil Black Existentialism: A Co-
1043557 Historico-Philosophical Supervisor
8 Analysis of Black

Experiences in America

ACADEMI NAME OF DEGREE TITLE OF ROLE
C YEAR STUDENT (PHD/MPHIL/MSC/MPH/M THESIS (PRINCIPAL/C
AND A ETC) O-
INDEX SUPERVISOR)
NUMBER
2019 L. B.A., Amherst College The Co-Supervisor
Broughto African
n American
Internationa
l Traveler’s
Blue Book:
Towards a
More
Global
Future for
African
Americans.,
2019 S. Doty B.A., Colgate University Ghanaians’ Co-Supervisor
Perception
of African
Americans

ANY)
ACADEMIC YEAR NAME OF GUEST DETAILS OF
INSTITUTION LECTURER/VISITING LECTURESHIP
SCHOLAR
2024/2025 UniMAC Guest Lecturer From isft to Ma’at in
Media: Reclaiming
Kmtyw Wisdom and
Cultivating Critical
Discernment — July 24,
2025
2024/2025 University of Ghana Guest Lecturer Reclaiming the Black
— ENGL 314: Origins of Writing,
Introduction to Identity & Literary
African Literature Tradition — June 12,
2025
2024/2025 SIT Study Group Guest Lecturer Sankɔfa: My Experience
(University of Ghana, — June 10, 2025
Dr. Kwabena Opoku-
Agyemang)
2024/2025 UNiMAC – NAFTI Guest Lecturer Personhood, Time and
Campus (Ghana) Culture — 5 Feb 2025
2021/2022 San Joaquin Delta Guest Lecturer Celebrate a Life: Life

College / African Story of Ọbádélé
Live Art (USA) Kambon — 8 Feb 2022
2021/2022 San Joaquin Delta Guest Lecturer Connections between
College / African Kmt and other Afrikan
Live Art (USA) Civilizations — 5 Feb
2022
2020/2021 University of Lagos Visiting Scholar Akan Ananse Stories,
(UNILAG), Nigeria Yorùbá Ìjàpá Tales, and
the Dikènga Theory —
17 Mar 2021
2006/2007 Chicago State Guest Lecturer What Black Studies Can
University (USA) Do for You — 27 Sep
2006
2005/2006 University of Guest Lecturer Seminar on Syntax:
Wisconsin–Madison Faculty of Language —
(USA) 10 Oct 2005
2004/2005 University of Guest Lecturer World Languages Day:
Wisconsin–Madison Yoruba Greetings & the
(USA) Yoruba (African)
Worldview — 20 Apr
2005
2002/2003 University of Guest Lecturer African Languages &
Wisconsin–Madison Literature Graduate
(USA) Student Colloquium: Ọgnà
Là — 29 Apr 2003
2002/2003 University of Guest Lecturer NALRC Summer
Wisconsin–Madison Teacher Training &
(USA) Curriculum Development
Institute — Keynote:
Reclaiming African
Language/Worldview —
27 Jun 2003

(LIST CONFERENCE THEMES, TITLE OF PRESENTATION, AND ANY OTHER ROLE
PLAYED)
YEAR TYPE NAME NATIONAL/ ROLE TITLE OF PAPER/POSTER
(CONFERE INTERNATION (PARTICIPAN (IF A PRESENTER)
NCE/SEMIN AL T, SESSION
AR/WORKS CHAIR,
HOP) DISCUSSANT,
PRESENTER
ETC)
2026 Conference ICALLAS International Presenter From Kmt(yw) ‘Black
2026, People’ to Abibitumi
University of ‘Black Power’: The
Ghana Classical Origins of
Blackness and Activism in
Kmt
2026 Conference ICALLAS International Panel From UN Resolution to
2026, Convener/M Repatriation: Historic
University of oderator Diasporans and Reparative
Ghana Citizenship

2026 Conference ICALLAS International Session Knowledge Production,
2026, Chair Philosophy & Decolonial
University of Epistemologies
Ghana
2026 Summit Black History International Panelist 400 Years On — What
Month Have We Learned? Black
Summit Legacy and
Africa’s Future: Memory,
Identity and Power
2026 Seminar IAS Thursday National Presenter The Construction of Black
Seminar Civilization: Volume I
Series
2025 Conference Africa International Presenter The Political Economy of
Review of Kmt(yw) Spirituality’s
Economics Material Culture: Tools of
and Finance Liberation or Traps of
(AREF) Enslavement?
Conference,
University of
Ghana
Business
School
2025 Summit Diaspora International Speaker Decade of Our
Summit 2025 Repatriation (D.O.O.R.)
Launch
2025 Conference Association International Speaker The Construction of Black
for the Study Civilization – "In the Spirit
of Classical of Ameny" ASCAC
African Midwest 2025
Civilizations
2025 Workshop Pan-African International Presenter Resonating Rhythms: The
Leadership Transformative Power of
Institute Abibifoɔ ‘Black People’s’
Music, Arts, and Culture
Pt. 2
2025 Summit Black International Presenter Aligning with Maat:
Sustainability Archaeoastronomy & the
Summit Spiritual-Scientific
Architecture of Kmt
2025 Conference NATAV National Keynote Aligning with Ma’at:
Conference, Speaker Archaeoastronomy & the
University of Spiritual-Scientific
Health & Architecture of Kmt
Allied
Sciences
(UHAS), Ho,
Ghana
2025 Workshop Pan-African International Presenter From isft to Maat in
Leadership Media, Reclaiming
Institute Kmtyw Wisdom and
Cultivating Critical
Discernment
2025 Conference ASCAC 41st International Presenter The Construction of Black
National Civilization: Volume I
Conference
2025 Conference ASCAC 41st International Presenter “Kamose Gon Knock You
National Out”
Conference
2025 Seminar UNiMAC – National Guest Personhood, Time and

NAFTI Lecturer Culture
Campus
2025 Seminar Pan-African International Presenter
Classical Kemet,
Leadership
Decolonizing
Institute
“Decolonization,” and The
Way Forward for Global
Kemet
2024 Seminar Pan-African International Presenter Resonating Rhythms: The
Leadership Transformative Power of
Institute Abibifoɔ ‘Black People’s’
Music, Arts, and Culture
2024 Conference National International Keynote
Why Kemet
Association of Speaker
Matters – Keynote
Traditional
Ancestral
Venerators
2024 Conference 4th Pan- International Presenter Echoes of the
African Grandcestors: Getting our
Heritage multiple selves in-
Museum formation (with
Conference Okuninibaa Mawiyah
Kambon)
2024 Conference 4th Pan- International Presenter #gandhiMustFall &
African #AugustusMustFall:
Heritage
Temporal Reality,
Museum
Ma’at and
Conference
srwḏ tꜢ n Kmt ‘Restoring
the Land of Black People’
2024 Conference 2nd Historic International Presenter Echoes of the
Abibitumi Grandcestors: Getting our
Conference multiple selves in-
on Black formation
Power
2024 Seminar AFOX – International Presenter Decolonizing Knowledge
(Webinar) Building a
vs. Restoring
Regional
Ma'at: Challenges and
Knowledge
Opportunities for
Ecosystem
Kmtyw Journals
Webinar
Series
2024 Seminar Chicago International Presenter Economic Warfare is
Urban League Being Waged Against
(ULC) Black People – Ghana and
Summer Beyond
Group to
Ghana
2024 Seminar BlackNificent National Presenter Quiet Warrior
Legacy Documentary Sa Ankh
Lecture
2024 Conference Dakar International Presenter #gandhiMustFall &
Translation #AugustusMustFall:
Symposium –
Temporal Reality,
Accra
Ma’at and
srwḏ tꜢ n Kmt ‘Restoring
the Land of Black People’
2024 Conference ASCAC 40th International Presenter #gandhiMustFall &

Ancient #AugustusMustFall:
Kemetic
Temporal Reality,
(Egyptian)
Ma’at and
Studies
Conference
srwḏ tꜢ n Kmt ‘Restoring
(“Working for
the Land of Black People’
Mekhet…”)
2023 Seminar Institute of National Presenter Abibitumi Architecture
African
and the Kmtyw
Studies,
(Black People's)
University of
Worldview
Ghana
2023 Seminar Abibitumi International Presenter The Origin of the Word
Special Friday Amen and the Scourge of
Seminar Pseudo-Folk Etymology
Masquerading as
Linguistics
2023 Seminar Abibitumi International Presenter Cheering for the enemy?
Special Friday The Most BlackPowerful
Seminar Perspective on the Israel-
Hamas Conflict!
2023 Seminar Abibitumi International Presenter Bedroom Colonialism and
Saturday the Interrelated
Seminar Mulattofication
Series #57
2023 Conference Linguistics National Presenter Aspects of Akan Verbal
Association of Semantics Book Launch
Ghana – Video and LAG as a Book
Takoradi Publishing House!
Technical
University
2023 Seminar “Spelling G” National Presenter Indigenous Languages –
Launch, Critical Data Source for
UPSA (LBC National Development
Auditorium)
2023 Conference First Historic International Presenter Abibitumi Architecture
Abibitumi
and the Kmtyw
Conference
(Black People’s)
on Black
Worldview
Power,
Akuapem
Mampɔn
2023 Conference ASCAC 39th International Presenter Abibitumi Architecture
Ancient
and the Kmtyw
Kemetic
(Black People’s)
(Egyptian)
Worldview
Studies
Conference
2022 Seminar SIT Study International Presenter The Role of Study Abroad
Abroad in Eventual Repatriation:
Ghana 2022 The Case of Ọbádélé
Kambon
2022 Conference ASCAC International Presenter Mꜣꜥt ‘Maat, Death
Midwest and the Afterlife: Abstract
Region Ideal
Conference and/or Lived Practice?
(“Transformin
g African
People

Through
Living
Ma’at…”)
2022 Seminar IPrA – The International Presenter Choosing the Right
(Webinar) Art and Journal
Science of
Academic
Publishing
2022 Seminar AIM-as- National Presenter AIMing as Which
Nkrumah, Nkrumah? Black vs. non-
IAS, racial
University of
Ghana
2022 Conference GAWBOFES National Keynote Empowering Ghanaians
T 2022, Speaker Through Reading
Ghana
Association of
Writers
2022 Conference 2nd International Presenter How Indigenous is the
International Material Culture of
Conference Afrikan Spiritual
on Artistic Systems? The Question of
Research in Political Economy
Africa, Wits
University,
Johannesburg
2022 Seminar School of Pan International Presenter Common Elements in
African Afrikan Cosmology
Thought,
London
2022 Seminar School of Pan International Presenter Divinity & Nature:
African Ancient & Traditional
Thought, Accounts of the Beginning
London
2022 Seminar School of Pan International Presenter Concepts of the Person:
African The Person as Multiple
Thought, Selves
London
2022 Seminar Abibitumi International Presenter Abibitumi.com,
Celebrating 16 years from
Digital Idea to Physical
Institution
2022 Seminar Centre for National Presenter Empowering and
National Enriching Cultural
Culture, Knowers—Theory and
Upper West Best Practices from
(Wa), Ghana Abibitumi
2022 Seminar Teachers International Presenter Speaking Our Minds:
College, Student Decolonization
Columbia Movements in Diverse
University Higher Education
Contexts
2022 Conference Outstanding International Plenary The Construction of Black
African Speaker Civilization – Plenary
Thinkers
Conference
on N’lôngi
Théophile
Obenga

(Benin)
2022 Seminar San Joaquin International Guest Celebrate a Life: Life
Delta Lecturer Story of Ọbádélé Kambon
College /
African Live
Art
2022 Seminar San Joaquin International Guest Connections between
Delta Lecturer
Kmt (classical
College /
Nile Valley) and other
African Live
Afrikan Civilizations
Art
2021 Conference Afrikology International Presenter "Afrikology" vs.
Symposium,
sbAyt
University of
nt Kmtyw ‘Studies of
Fort Hare,
Black People’: The Battle
Alice, South
for Conceptualization
Africa
2021 Conference International International Keynote Conceptual Repatriation:
Interdisciplina Speaker “Back to Africa” vs
ry Conference
on ir n.k iwt r Kmt ‘Make
Repatriation your Return to the Land of
… (University Black People’
of Cape
Coast)
2021 Conference ASCAC International Presenter A Crosslinguistic Study of
(Northeastern Body Part Expressions in
Illinois Classical & Contemporary
University / Afrikan Languages
Virtual)
2021 Seminar True Culture International Presenter Nana Marcus Garvey’s
University Impact on Ghana
2021 Conference AHSA / International Presenter Akan Ananse Stories,
PANAFEST Yorùbá Ìjàpá Tales, and
Colloquium the Dikènga Theory:
Worldview and Structure
2021 Lecture Trinidad & International Presenter Pan-African Perspectives
Series Tobago in a Post-COVID-19
Emancipation World: Challenges for
Support Pan-African Solidarity
Committee
2021 Conference Ìrò International Presenter Asase Yaa (The Earth) —
Conference [Healing] Relationships,
Theory & Analysis
2021 Seminar University of International Presenter Decolonization vs. The
South Africa Creation of Uncolonizable
(UNISA) – Spaces: Distractions,
Learning from Diversions,
the Elders (Mis-)Diagnoses and the
Theory of Aggressive
Ideological Mimicry
2021 Seminar University of International Presenter Akan Ananse Stories,
Lagos Yorùbá Ìjàpá Tales, and
(UNILAG) the Dikènga Theory:
Worldview and Structure
2020 Lecture Free the International Presenter Lecture #4:
Series Youth Lecture
Kemet
Series
for the Kemetiyu
2020 Lecture Free the International Presenter Lecture #3: Traditional

Series Youth Lecture
Kemet
Series
(Throughout Space and
Time)
2020 Lecture Free the International Presenter
Lecture #2: Why
Series Youth Lecture
Kemet Matters (Kemet,
Series
Kemet!) 2020 Revision –
Free the Youth
2020 Lecture Free the International Presenter Lecture #1: Where do
Series Youth Lecture Black People Come From?
Series (The Beginning is the
End)
2020 Seminar Celebrating a International Presenter Afrikans = Black people
Legend: must recognize our
Dedan greatness
Kimathi at
100
2020 Seminar UNESCO International Presenter Open Science Beyond
(Webinar) International Open Access—For and
Webinar With Communities: A
Series on Step Towards the
Open Science Decolonization of
and the Knowledge
Decolonizatio
n of
Knowledge
2020 Seminar BlackGwinnet International Presenter Dr. King Didn’t Know
t Gandhi Was a Racist and
Sexual Deviant
2020 Seminar African Youth International Presenter Ending Black Oppression:
Improvement Historical Lessons for
Foundation – Afrikan Youth
Founder’s
Day Seminar
2020 Panel Afrocentricity International Panelist Reimagining a Movement
International Towards a Unified Africa
#AiWeek202

2020 Panel Afrocentricity International Panelist The Anatomy of a
International Renaissance Amidst a
#AiWeek202 Global Shift

2020 Panel SETSI (Social International Panelist Celebrating Our Shining
Economy Prince… (Nana Malcolm
through X)
Social
Inclusion)
2020 Seminar GTV Heritage National Presenter 400 Years? Enduring
Month Historical Misorientation
Lecture Series and Disorientation:
Replacing Arbitrary
Anglocentrism with
Evidence-based Afrikan-
Centered Analysis
2020 Conference 1st African International Presenter A Crosslinguistic Study of
Pragmatics Body Part Expressions in
Conference Ancient and
Contemporary Afrikan
Languages: Akan, Yorùbá,
Kiswahili and mdw nTr

2020 Seminar Afrocentricity International Presenter
Maat vs
International,
egalitarianism: Critique of
Philadelphia,
Ataa Ayi Kwei Armah's
Pennsylvania
Wat nt
Shemsw
2019 Seminar Afro-Triping International Presenter What If? Self-Knowledge
2019 vs. Self-Ignorance
2019 Conference Nakumbuka National Presenter 400 Years? Enduring
Conference, Historical misorientation
IAS, and disorientation –
University of Replacing Arbitrary
Ghana Anglocentrism with
Evidence-based Afrikan-
Centered Analysis
2019 Seminar Linguistics National Presenter Linguistic Body Part
Department Expressions in Akan,
Seminar, Yorùbá, Kiswahili, and
University of Mdw Ntr
Ghana
2019 Conference Nairobi International Keynote Future of Pan-Afrikanism:
Future of Pan- Speaker Streams of Original
Africanism Authentic Black Pan-
Talk Afrikanism vs.
Continentalist All-
Africanism
2019 Conference Each One International Keynote EOTO – The Community-
Teach One, Speaker Building Study-Work
Berlin, Model
Germany
(Streamed)
2019 Conference SOLCON III, National Co-Presenter “Ahene mu Hene”: Deɛ
University of Ɛbunkam deɛ aka no
Ghana nyinaa (Mpɔmpɔnsoɔ) wɔ
Akan, Yorùbá, ne mdw
nTr mu (with C.K.I.
Appah and R. Akuɔko
Duah)
2019 Conference SOLCON III, National Co-Presenter Akomamusɛm
University of Nnyinahɔma wɔ Akan ne
Ghana Kiswahili (with Josephine
Dzahene Quarshie)
2019 Conference SOLCON III, National Co-Presenter Kɛseɛyɔ ho Nsɛmfua-
University of nhyehyɛɛ ne Nkyerɛaseɛ
Ghana wɔ Akan Kasa mu (with
C.K.I. Appah and R.
Akuɔko Duah)
2019 Seminar Akuafo Hall, National Presenter Our Cultural Heritage:
University of Key to Our Development:
Ghana Culture and Development
talk
2019 Conference Black Star National Presenter T.R.H. Nana Marcus
Line Mosiah Garvey and Nana
Cooperative Kwame Nkrumah:
Credit Union Convergences and
Anniversary Divergences – Streams of
Black Pan-Afrikanism vs.
Continentalist All-
Africanism
2019 Seminar Universidad International Presenter Cómo los blancos

(Spanish) del Pacífico, previenen la unificación
Colombia de los negros y qué
debemos hacer al respecto
2019 Conference UNESCO- International Presenter African Combat Forms
ICM, 2nd Hidden in Plain Sight
Afrikan [UNESCO-ICM 2019]
Regional
Martial Arts
Congress,
Accra, Ghana
2019 Conference UNESCO- International Keynote The Potential Role of
ICM, 2nd Speaker UNESCO-ICM in
Afrikan Combating Cultural
Regional Imperialism & Cultural
Martial Arts Misorientation
Congress,
Accra, Ghana
2019 Festival/ “Year of National Presenter On creation and origins
Conference Return”
Afrikan
“Genesis”
Festival
2019 Conference Heritage and National Presenter 400 Years? Enduring
Cultural Historical misorientation
Studies and disorientation and
Association, Ghana's #YearOfReturn
Accra
2019 Conference Year of National Presenter 400 years? Replacing
Return Arbitrary Anglocentrism
Conference with Evidence-based
2019, GIMPA Afrikan-Centered Analysis
2019 Festival/ Chale Wɔte National Presenter Naa Gbewa: The Northern
Conference Festival 2019 Experience
2019 Conference Ghana Studies National Presenter Politicians, Prostiticians,
Association and The Ghana united
2019, School snakkkes Military Base
of Law, Agreement
University of
Ghana
2019 Seminar CIEE Lecture National Presenter
Why Kemet
Series,
Matters: Okunini Ọbx ádélé
University of
Kambon
Ghana
2019 Seminar IAS Lecture National Presenter What was Israel in relation
Series, to Afrikan=Black People:
University of The Danger of a Single
Ghana Story
2019 Seminar CIEE Black National Presenter The Afrikan=Black People
History who Emancipated
Month Themselves: CIEE BHM
Lecture, Lecture
University of
Ghana
2018 Conference The First National Presenter Critique of Ayi Kwei
Outstanding Armah's
African Wat nt Shemsw
Thinkers
Conference
on

Chinweizu,
IAS,
University of
Ghana
2018 Conference Linguistics National Co-Presenter Morpho-semantics of
Association of Superlatives,
Ghana 2018, Augmentatives and
University of Pseudo-augmentative
Ghana Constructions in Akan
(with Dr. Clement Appah
and Dr. R. Akuɔko Duah)
2018 Seminar Marcus International Presenter Marcus Garvey, Authentic
Garvey Pan-Afrikanism and
Awards Ball Afrikan=Black Identity
and Banquet
Launch
2018 Conference Sankɔfa International Keynote Intergenerational
Conference Speaker Transmission: Culture,
2018 Keynote Leadership and
(Livestreamed NationBuilding
)
2017 Conference African International Co-Presenter What Afrikan Names May
Studies (or May Not) Tell Us
Association of about the State of Pan-
Africa Afrikanism (with Nana
(ASAA) Yaw Mmireku Yɛboah)
2017,
University of
Ghana
2017 Conference 150th National Presenter Du Bois and the Human
Anniversary Rights Agenda
Symposium
2017 Conference The 2nd National Co-Presenter “You Can Sit Down Next
Kwame to white Folks – on the
Nkrumah Toilet” – Integration,
Pan-African Apartheid, and
Intellectual & Untouchability. (with
Cultural Nana Yaw Mireku
Festival, Yɛboah)
University of
Ghana
2017 Workshop Institute of National Co-Presenter Ministry of the Future
African Benin Delegation
Studies, Citizenship Workshop at
University of IAS. (with Dr. Hamet
Ghana Maulana)
2017 Seminar African National Co-Presenter The Ancient Afrikan
Studies Origins of Pan-Afrikanism
Seminar, – A Textual Analysis.
University of (with Dr. De-Valera
Ghana N.Y.M. Botchway)
2016 Conference ASAA panel International Presenter Divest from America –
live streamed Invest in Africa: Make
to ASA in Afrika Great Again!
Washington,
DC
2016 Conference Linguistics National Presenter Akan and Yorùbá Serial
Association of Verb Construction
Ghana. Nominals as Idioms.

GILLBT,
Tamale.
2016 Conference eLearning International Presenter Video for Engagement in
Africa the African Classroom and
International Beyond.
Conference
2016 |:|
Khere-Ohe
(Cairo), Kmt
(Egypt).
2016 Seminar Department of National Presenter Writing in Akan:
Linguistics Misspellings, Typos,
Seminar, Deviations or
University of Innovations? An Akan
Ghana. (Twi) Case Study on
Lexicalization,
Idiomaticity and Semantic
Opacity.
2016 Seminar Institute of National Presenter African Militaristic Forms
African Hidden in Plain Sight:
Studies. Capoeira, Asafo and
University of Knockin-and-kickin’.
Ghana
2016 Seminar IAS Weekly National Presenter Black=African Lives
Seminar Matter and Decolonizing
Series, the Academy
University of
Ghana
2015 Seminar Ministry of National Presenter ReAfrikanization and
the Future Dewhitenization for Total
Program. Afrikan Liberation:
Institute of Towards a Methodology
African for Self-Transformation.
Studies,
University of
Ghana
2015 Seminar Afrikan National Presenter
Why Kemet
Renaissance
(Ancient Egypt) Matters.
Foundation.
Department of
Archaeology.
University of
Ghana
2015 Conference School of National Presenter Lexicalization and Issues
Languages of Semantic Analysis in
Conference Serial Verb Construction
2015 Nominalization.
(SOLCON 1)
2015 Conference School of National Presenter Twi Abɛɛfosɛm: Kasa,
Languages Kankorɔ ne Nkɔsoɔ (Twi
Conference Neologisms: Language,
2015 Progress and
(SOLCON 1) Development).
2015 Conference African International Co-Presenter The Ancient African
Studies Origins of Pan-
Association of Africanism. (with Dr. De-
Africa. Valera N.Y.M.
University of Botchway).
Ìbàdàn.

2015 Conference Africana National Presenter How you can make it on
Conference African Soil: An
2015. Abibitumi Kasa Case
University of Study.
Cape Coast.
2015 Seminar Founder’s National Presenter The Forces Arrayed
Day 2015. Against Africa: Cultural
University of and Spiritual Warfare.
Ghana.
2015 Conference Linguistics National Co-Presenter Non-African Linguists Be
Association of Like “This is a new way to
Ghana 2015. quote! (with Dr. Reginald
KNUST Akuɔko Duah).
College of
Science
2015 Conference Linguistics National Co-Presenter KiswaTwili or
Association of TwiSwahili: A Study of
Ghana 2015. Parallel Proverbs in Akan
KNUST (Twi) and Kiswahili. (with
College of Dr. Josephine Dzahene-
Science. Quarshie).
2015 Conference e-Learning International Presenter Experiences at The
Africa World’s Largest Online
Conference African Language
2015. African Learning Institute.
Union, Addis
Ababa.
2015 Conference NYU/IAS International Presenter The Humanities and the
Conference Sciences as
on the Complementary Aspects
Humanities. of an African Whole.
2015 Seminar Legon National Presenter Harnessing Our Culture
Archaeology for National Development:
Students' The Role of the Ghanaian
Association Student.
African Arts
Festival
(AAFEST).
Archaeology
Department,
University of
Ghana.
2014 Seminar IAS Weekly National Presenter Parallels between Akan
Thursday Ananse Stories and
Seminar. Yorùbá Ìjàpá Tales:
University of Structure, Function,
Ghana Content and Worldview.
Institute of
African
Studies.
2014 Conference CIEE 20th National Keynote Transformations through
Anniversary Speaker Study Abroad: My
Keynote. Experience.
University of
Ghana –
International
House
2014 Seminar Linguistics National Presenter Serial Verb
Department Nominalization in Akan:

Seminar. A question of intervening
University of elements.
Ghana
Linguistics
Department.
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Studies,
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(UPSA).
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Anniversary Atlantic Slave Trade on
of UNESCO the Diaspora.
Slave Route
Project Talk.
University of
Ghana
Institute of
African
Studies
2014 Conference Opening National Opening Neo-Colonialism as an
Keynote Keynote Impediment
Speech Model
African Union
Conference.
SOS Hermann
Gmeiner
International
College
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Thursday Contemporary English
Seminar. with specific reference to
Institute of Ebonics in the US.
African
Studies,
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Ghana
2013 Seminar Department of National Presenter Recurrent Sound
Linguistics Correspondences of Akan
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Ghana. Reconstruction.
2013 Conference Linguistics National Presenter Serial Verb
Association of Nominalization in Akan.
Ghana
(LAG),
University of
Cape Coast,
Cape Coast,
Ghana.
2011 Seminar Linguistics National Presenter Serial Verb
Department Nominalization in Akan
Seminar. and Yorùbá: Towards a
University of cross-linguistic typology.
Ghana
2011 Conference Linguistics National Co-Presenter Analytic Causatives in

Association of Akan. (with Reginald
Ghana Duah)
(LAG).
KNUST,
Kumasi,
Ghana
2011 Seminar Adaa, Ghana National Presenter Afrikan Worldview and
Afrikan Spirituality.
2009 Seminar Department of National Presenter Serial Verbs in African
Linguistics Language Syntax and the
Seminar. Morphosyntactic
University of Interface: A Formally
Ghana Functional Approach
2006 Seminar Chicago State International Presenter What Black Studies Can
University. Do for You
2006 Workshop Kemetic International Presenter Linguistic Connections
Institute. between Akan, Yorùbá and
Northeastern Mdw Ntr
Illinois
University.
2005 Seminar Seminar on International Presenter Faculty of Language: what
Syntax. UW- is it, who has it and how
Madison did it evolve?
2005 Seminar/ World International Presenter Yoruba Greetings and the
Outreach Languages Yoruba (African)
Day. UW- Worldview
Madison
2004 Conference 21st International Presenter Ìwà-pẹ́glẹ́c & Ìwà rere:
Association Yorùbá Conceptions of
for the Study Good Character (in honor
of Classical of Baba Jedi Shemsu
African Djehewty aka Dr. Jacob
Civilizations Carruthers).
(ASCAC)
Conference,
Malcolm X
College,
Chicago, IL
2003 Seminar Seminar on International Presenter Cultural Unity of
African Worldview and Ethos in
Mythology. the Akan and Yoruba Oral
UW-Madison Narrative Traditions.
2003 Conference National International Keynote The Importance of
African Speaker Reclaiming African
Language Language/Worldview and
Resource the Responsibility of the
Center African Language
Summer Teacher.
Teacher
Training and
Curriculum
Development
Institute. UW-
Madison.
2003 Conference African International Presenter Ọgnà Là: A Stylistic
Languages Analysis of Jimi Solanke’s
and Literature Poetry
Graduate
Student

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