MVTC-Diaspora: A Global Community for Muwah's Future

The MVTC-Diaspora is a vibrant and dynamic extension of the Muwah Village Traditional Council (MVTC), connecting the rich cultural heritage and transformative development goals of Muwah with a global network of passionate individuals. Headquartered in Johannesburg, South Africa, the diaspora serves as a unifying force for Muwah’s global community, linking the village to the wider world while fostering sustainable growth and cultural pride.

At the heart of the MVTC-Diaspora is its elected Chairman, Tanyu Asobo Lawrence, a revered leader who represents the Fon of Muwah in South Africa. Also known as Ifo Muwah, Tanyu Asobo Lawrence plays an instrumental role in the cultural and spiritual connection between Muwah’s people and their heritage. In his latest ancestral role as the Muwah Chief Priest, he serves as a vital link between the ancestors and the living, guiding the community in spiritual matters and ensuring that Muwah’s traditions continue to thrive across generations.

A Unified Global Community

The MVTC-Diaspora is not only a space for cultural exchange and connection—it is a driving force for Muwah's development, leveraging the collective strength and expertise of members around the world. Whether through fundraising efforts, advocacy for Muwah’s cultural heritage, or educational initiatives, the diaspora contributes significantly to the village’s growth and prosperity.

Tanyu Asobo Lawrence's leadership in South Africa has helped the diaspora become a center for Muwah’s global outreach. His role as Chief Priest adds a spiritual dimension to the diaspora’s work, reminding the community of the deep ancestral roots that bind them, no matter where they live. The council, under his guidance, works to ensure Muwah's cultural identity is celebrated internationally, while also fulfilling the practical needs of the village through various development projects.

Key Contributions of the MVTC-Diaspora

With its base in Johannesburg, the MVTC-Diaspora extends its impact to a global audience, with initiatives that serve both Muwah and the wider African and international community.

• Spiritual Leadership: Under the direction of the Fon of Muwah, the diaspora plays a significant role in preserving Muwah's spiritual practices. His ancestral role as the King ensures that the spiritual link between Muwah’s past and its future remains strong, with regular spiritual guidance and connection to the ancestors.

• Fundraising for Key Projects:
  The diaspora mobilizes resources to fund essential development projects in Muwah, including infrastructure such as roads, bridges, and the Muwah Palace Community Stadium, as well as initiatives like expanding the electricity grid and water sustainability programs.

• Cultural Advocacy:
  The MVTC-Diaspora serves as a conduit for Muwah’s cultural heritage. Members of the diaspora organize international cultural events and festivals, which showcase Muwah’s vibrant traditions, rituals, and art forms. These events serve to inspire pride in the community while educating a global audience about Muwah's unique identity.

• Education and Mentorship:
  Through the diaspora’s scholarships, mentorship programs, and educational initiatives, young people from Muwah are given opportunities to thrive in today’s world. The diaspora helps prepare Muwah’s next generation of leaders, ensuring they have the skills and knowledge necessary to contribute to the village’s future.

Muwah Chief Priest: A Spiritual Link for Muwah’s People

As the Fon of Muwah’s representative in South Africa, and in his role as Chief Priest, Tanyu Asobo Lawrence stands as a spiritual advocate for Muwah’s people worldwide. His responsibilities include connecting Muwah’s diaspora to their ancestral roots through regular spiritual ceremonies, guiding the community in matters of tradition, and maintaining the sacred bond between the living and the ancestors and he does this under the supreme directives of the Fon of Muwah.

Muwah’s Chief Priest spiritual leadership ensures that the diaspora remains deeply connected to the ancestral wisdom that has guided Muwah for generations, creating a bridge that ties the present with the past, while fostering a sense of unity and purpose among all Muwah people, wherever they are.

Support the MVTC-Diaspora: A Call to Action

The MVTC-Diaspora invites all sons and daughters of Muwah, along with friends and supporters from around the world, to contribute to this extraordinary mission. Whether through financial support, volunteering, or sharing knowledge, your involvement can make a tangible difference to Muwah’s growth.

As we continue to honor the legacy of MVTC-Diaspora and work together to achieve the vision for Muwah’s future, the diaspora’s role in global development and cultural preservation becomes increasingly important. Under the overall leadership of the Fon of Muwah, the diaspora is more than just a support system—it is a vital force for progress, unity, and sustainability.

Get Involved Today:

• Donate to help fund Muwah’s key projects.

• Volunteer to share your expertise and skills.

• Celebrate our culture by participating in global events and initiatives.

As His Majesty King Taka IV reminds us,
"Muwah is not just a village; it is a legacy. Together, we will honor the past, build the present, and create a future that our children will cherish."

Together, we can continue to build a bright future for Muwah, no matter where we are in the world.

Support the MVTC-Diaspora today and help Muwah thrive, now and for generations to come.

Reach out to the Council Chairman

Tanyu Asobo Lawrence ( Muwah Chief Priest & Representative of the Fon of Muwah (Ifo Muwah-SA)

+27 72717 5368