🎥 Recording: Understanding Traditional Leadership – The Role of the Abusuapanin

Gain on-demand access to this foundational seminar on Traditional Leadership in West Abibiman (Land of Black People).
This powerful session kicks off a 5-part exploration of indigenous leadership structures, beginning with the essential role of the Abusuapanin (Family Head), also known as the Abusuahene among the Akan people of Ghana.

🔍 What You’ll Learn:

• The structure and hierarchy of traditional leadership among the Akan and other West Abibiman cultures.

• The responsibilities and sacred duties of a Family Head (Abusuapanin) in managing lineage affairs.

• Practical insights to inspire the restoration of family-based leadership within the global Black community.

🎤 Featured in This Recording:

• Presenter: Abusuapanin Asinɔ Ɔkata of Akuapem Mampɔn – A living embodiment of traditional family leadership, sharing rich, experiential knowledge.

• Moderator: Ɔbenfo (Professor) Obadele Kambon – Acclaimed scholar, linguist, and cultural authority guiding the discussion.

📦 Product Includes:

• Full-length HD video recording of the live seminar

• Instant streaming and download access

• Lifetime availability in your Abibitumi.com account

🌍 Perfect For:

• Those seeking to reclaim traditional leadership models rooted in Black identity and culture

• Families looking to establish or strengthen their own Abusuapanin (Family Head) structure

• Educators, scholars, and students of African Studies, Black Studies, or Indigenous Knowledge Systems

🎓 This is a must-watch for anyone serious about rebuilding strong Black families and communities through time-tested African traditions.