Kwadwo was born in New Jersey and grew up in New Jersey.  His youth revolved around sports and academics. Specifically, basketball, track, football, and even an occasional game of wall ball in the park! After leaving Jersey, Kwadwo attended Hampton University in Hampton, VA majoring first in Architectural Engineering then eventually Business Management. At Hampton is where Kwadwo had his introduction to his consciousness and his eventual wife of now 23 years.

While at Hampton a chance encounter led Kwadwo on a journey to know self, becoming an avid reader, studying, and researcher of our history. He would go on to become a member of the Association for the Study of Classical African Civilizations (ASCAC) and various study groups.

Kwadwo has run a Rites of Passage program for young Afrikan men, coached AAU track and field for 14 years, been a part of a host of Afrikan study groups and worked on collaborative Afrikan-centered research projects.

Kwadwo has three amazing children aged 26, 20, and 21 years old.

In his spare time, Kwadwo enjoys reading, listening to classical jazz, and watching documentaries.

For Abibitumi.com and a host of other related sites, Kwadwo is an administrator involved in the design and maintenance of the site for Afrikan people worldwide.