I was an abandoned child at the age of three for another three years when my parent divorced. I spent the time sleeping rough. Slept in the marketplace, railway station and lorry station at Nkawkaw in Ghana. I carried passengers’ luggage to feed myself. Dogs in the market were my friends who used my legs for dinner.

Coming to the United Kingdom in the winter season, wearing Oxfam clothes and with ten pounds. Slept on the pavement in Manchester, England, for 7 days before I met my host. During this time, I eat from the rubbish bin and gifts from passersby.

"From the marketplace to the world stage, from abandoned child to traditional chief—education changed everything. Let us change everything for those who come behind us."

It is pleasurable to see so many people I have helped prosper in life. However painful it is to see some family members and one in law, despite helping them in the past, they have been ungrateful because I stopped handing out funds and advice.

I am the statistical impossibility who became inevitable. I was once abandoned, but now I provide for others. I am the illiterate marketplace boy who now teaches through 173 books in five languages. (still authoring books on various subjects).

 I am the orphan who now fathers movements. I was the homeless child who now holds chieftaincy over one hundred square miles. I started writing books and songs with lyrics to overcome boredom and to be closer to Almighty God. Every university claim to transform lives through education. I am living proof. Most institutions' mission statement speaks of diversity, social mobility, global citizenship, and lifelong learning—I embody every one of these words. My Master of Laws (LLM) and postgraduate studies in Legal Research and International Law were not academic exercises—they were weapons I forged for justice.

"To facilitate international communication."

Through books in five languages, I communicate across cultures. Through 48 religious texts, I communicate interfaith understanding. Through 125 academic books, I communicate knowledge. Through charity, I communicate God's love. Through law, I communicate justice. Through traditional leadership, I communicate the importance of cultural preservation. Through education, I communicate hope. Throughout my life, I have communicated this singular truth: transformation is always possible when faith meets action.  When children from African and developing countries see that the abandoned boy became one of the World's most celebrated men, they will believe in their own impossible dreams. When students learn my story, they will understand why giving back is essential. There are three autobiographies of over 800 pages each that I am currently editing, proofreading, and designing the inside and outside of before I self-publish.

I aim to make a film about my life.