
Nana Kwaku Bonsam
Awards & Honours
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Awards Won
4
Honours
Nana Kwaku Bonsam is a rare figure: a traditional priest profiled twice by The New York Times, an honor few African spiritual leaders receive. His claims of cursing world-famous footballers have made him a global talking point during two World Cups. Whether seen as a genuine spiritualist or a master of publicity, he has brought attention to Ghanaian traditional religion on an international stage. His ability to blend ancient practices with modern media keeps him in headlines decades after his accident.
Honours & Distinctions
Featured in The New York Times
Profiled in 'A Visit From the Devil' during his stay in the Bronx
Traditional chieftaincy award
Received ceremonial name 'Kwaku Bonsam' for charitable work
Visited the Vatican
Traveled to the Vatican as part of his spiritual work
Visited Manhyia Palace
Visited the seat of the Ashanti King