Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Eric Manu
He's the chief of one specific Akan village, not of the entire Akan people|Akan ethnic group — so there's no automatic notability just for existing. And for media coverage, all we really have is a brief blip of human interest coverage because he happened to be living in the rural outskirts of Vancouver at the time of his appointment, and thus there was an "interesting thing happens to local guy" angle for Vancouver's local media to play with. That's simply not enough to demonstrate ''sustained'' notability for a village chief, if you can't show ''sustained'' GNG coverage of his career as chief ''past'' the blip. So there's just no genuinely strong basis for an article here — and it's not a bias issue, as even in a first world country the mayor of a town with a population of 6K would ''not'' be deemed to automatically pass  just for existing as a mayor, or to satisfy NPOL #3 on the basis of ''this'' amount of referencing either
— User:Bearcat, 19:07, 4 January 2017 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:NPOL (Wikipedia:Notability)