Ore. Since then he has lived in Phoenix, where he married and raised a family. Upon his father's death three years ago, tribal members wanted him to move back to Ghana to lead the people. After anguishing over the decision, he decided to stay in Arizona but made arrangements to rule from 5,000 miles away. His fascinating story and other inspiring lectures are part of the Faces of Diversity Brown Bag Lunch Series, a new monthly presentation program sponsored by the Phoenix Human Relations Commission and city of Phoenix Equal Opportunity Department. Attendees are encouraged to bring their lunch to the presentations.
All lectures are free and open to the public.