100 Black Men of Ghana: Empowering the Next Generation

Inspired by 100 Black Men of America, our Ghana-based nonprofit is dedicated to mentoring, empowering, and uplifting Ghanaian youth through leadership development, educational advancement, and economic opportunity creation.



OBM of Ghana Member Application

Our Vision for Ghana's Future

Official Announcement & Mission Statement

As of August 15, 2025, we are honored to be recognized as an official partner of the Office of Diaspora Affairs under the Office of the President of Ghana. This partnership represents a shared commitment to building a brighter future for the nation by creating meaningful opportunities that empower young Ghanaians and strengthen communities across the country.

Through structured mentorship programs, we are addressing critical gaps in education, leadership training, and personal development. Our mission is to foster strong intergenerational relationships that prepare the next generation of leaders to thrive, while also supporting members of the diaspora in their journeys of reconnection—whether through relocation, travel, or dual citizenship registration.

Together with the Office of Diaspora Affairs, we are dedicated to bridging worlds, building leaders, and advancing Ghana’s development with integrity and purpose.

Core Programs & Initiatives

1

Youth Mentoring

Our signature mentoring programs are guided by evidence-based attachment and cognitive development theories, creating lasting bonds between youth and mentors.

2

Leadership Development

We offer transformative seminars and innovation fellowships that prepare young Ghanaians to become confident, visionary leaders in their communities.

3

Economic Empowerment

Through career readiness workshops and entrepreneurship bootcamps, we equip youth with practical skills for financial independence and business creation.

4

Community Engagement

Our health initiatives, financial literacy programs, and civic responsibility projects strengthen both individual participants and their communities.

Navigating Citizenship & Residency

For many Diasporans, returning to Ghana comes with challenges—misinformation, hidden costs, and scams. 100 Black Men of Ghana is your trusted bridge. We provide accurate, reliable guidance, connect you with verified professionals, and support families who cannot afford the process. Every donation helps us empower a smoother transition for our brothers and sisters coming home.

1. Residence Permit

Required Documents:

  • Employer letter (if work-based), completed application, company documentation, 2 passport photos, CV, valid passport, medical report.
  • Approvals from relevant government offices.

Fees & Processing:

  • Approx. US $300 – $1,000 + additional costs for medical screening (~US $200) and national ID (~US $120).
  • Spousal permits ~ GHS 300 annually; indefinite residence permit up to GHS 4,500.
  • Timeline: 1–6 weeks.

2. Dual Citizenship

Required Documents:

  • Application letter, completed Dual Citizenship Form, bio-data pages of both Ghanaian & foreign passports, 4 passport photos, naturalization certificate (if applicable).
  • For children: Birth certificate, Ghanaian parent’s passport.

Fees & Processing:

  • Local application: GHS 600 total.
  • Abroad: US $200.
  • Timeline: 1 month (local), up to 12 months (abroad).

3. Ghanaian Passport

Required Documents:

  • Birth certificate, National ID, proof of profession (employer letter, student ID, business registration).
  • For renewals/replacements: additional supporting documents (police report, affidavit, marriage/divorce certificate).
  • Applicants under 18: parent/guardian ID required.

Fees & Processing:

  • Standard fees apply, optional premium services available.
  • Validity: 10 years.

How 100 Black Men of Ghana Helps You

We ensure you avoid scams and misinformation on your journey home:

1

Direct Assistance

Our team walks you through every requirement, step by step.

2

Workshops

Join our monthly educational sessions specifically designed for Diasporans.

3

Mentorship

Connect with brothers and sisters who have already completed the process.

4

Protection

We safeguard you from hidden costs, scams, and inaccurate information.

Links & Support Our Mission – Donate Today

Your donation helps us make a real impact:

  • Cover fees for families in need.
  • Host workshops for the Diaspora community.
  • Provide scholarships for children of returnees.
  • Advocate for smoother government processes.


Real Impact: Success Stories

Hear from Diasporans who successfully gained their permits, dual citizenship, and passports with the unwavering support of 100 Black Men of Ghana.

Real Impact: Stories from the Community

"The mentorship I received through 100 Black Men of Ghana completely transformed my life path. Today, I'm not only a successful marketing professional but also mentoring the next generation."

— Ama K., Program Graduate

Our alumni consistently achieve higher education goals, career success, and community leadership roles. Local leaders regularly acknowledge the positive changes our mentees bring to their communities and workplaces.

Membership and Volunteer Opportunities

Professional Mentors

Join our core membership of professionals, academics, and community leaders committed to structured youth mentoring with comprehensive training.

Volunteer Partners

Contribute as workshop speakers, project judges, program advisors, or event coordinators while maintaining your regular professional schedule.

Inclusive Approach

We recruit both men and women as mentors, recognizing that diverse perspectives strengthen our impact on Ghana's next generation of leaders.

Leadership & Governance


Our organization is guided by a distinguished board composed of respected business executives, education innovators, and civic leaders throughout Ghana, ensuring strong governance and strategic direction.

We enhance our approach through consultation with global mentorship program alumni and collaboration with respected community elders who provide cultural context and wisdom to our initiatives.

Annual Events & Signature Activities

1

Youth Leadership Conference

Our flagship annual event brings together 200+ young participants for intensive leadership training, networking, and inspiration from successful role models.

2

Community Innovation Awards

We celebrate and support young changemakers who develop creative solutions to local challenges through recognition and seed funding.

3

Health and Education Fairs

Rotating between Accra, Kumasi, and Cape Coast, these events provide critical resources and information to thousands of community members annually.

4

Ghana-USA Heritage Exchange

These special events foster meaningful connections between Ghanaian youth and African American mentors, strengthening diasporic bonds.

Contact Us

100 Black Men of America National P.O.C :

Thomas W Dortch III

For direct communication, please use the following:

  • Diaspora Liaison Ken Francis​

Support 100 Black Men of Ghana

  • Sendwave or Remitly:
  • MTN Mobile Money (MoMo):
  • +233 24 070 9930

Get in Touch:

  • WhatsApp: 233 24 070 9930


100 Black Men of Ghana is owned and operated in Ghana, registered with the RGD office


Meet Our Team

Our leadership team is dedicated to building strong connections, creating opportunities, and driving impactful change. Each member brings unique expertise, commitment, and vision to our mission.

Thomas Dortch III

Point of Contact for National Communication
Serving as the bridge for national outreach and communication, Thomas ensures that our message and mission are effectively represented across networks and partnerships guiding the Ghana interest chapter to success.

Nii Nortey Nsuro, Oblantaa Mantse I

Chairman of the Board
As both a traditional leader for OSU and organizational strategist, Nii Nortey offers cultural guidance, governance, and operational leadership. He bridges tradition with modern growth while maintaining a strong philanthropic partnership with the Office of Diaspora Affairs of Ghana.

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President
helps leads the organization's initiatives, driving the mission forward with dedication and experience.

Wayne A. Francis

Vice President
Wayne supports organizational development and governance, helping shape strategy and execution to strengthen programs and community impact.

James Allison Jr.

Treasurer
James oversees the organization’s financial strategy and accountability, ensuring transparency and sustainability in all our initiatives.

Ken Francis

Director of Diaspora Affairs & Relationships
Ken builds and strengthens ties between the diaspora and Ghana, fostering meaningful partnerships and cultural exchange that expand our global impact. Helping the organization cross brand with other NGOs in Ghana such as Ghana to the Moon, SharK island Foundation and more

Emil D Acolatse

Director of Membership and Vetting
D ensures robust membership growth and maintains the integrity of our organization's vetting processes, fostering a strong and reliable community.

Kwame Michael Brake

Vice President is a Ghanaian-born creative director, visual effects artist, and AI-driven digital creator based in California. With over two decades of experience in Hollywood VFX—including work on The Avengers—he blends Afrofuturism, mythology, and futuristic storytelling across film, animation, and digital art. As the founder of BrakoVerse Media, his work centers on immersive world-building that bridges African heritage with advanced technology, inspiring the next generation of global creatives

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