As an African king became a German mechanic

Any of us would not mind to spend a king or queen: bask in the sun and watch as citizens are doing everything themselves. But it turns out to be a king does not always mean to live in the castle, take the servants of the throne room and arrange receptions.

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King Togba Ngorifiya Cephas Kosi Bunce is the supreme ruler of the territory Hoho in Ghana.

In addition to the 200 thousand citizens as their leader he is considered as another 2 million people Ewe representatives living in Togo.









At the same time the king does not live either in Ghana or Togo. His house is located in Ludwigshafen, Germany, where he works as a car mechanic ... on his service station.









In 1970, his grandfather, King Hoho, sent his grandson to learn from mechanics to Germany. After graduating, Bunce decided to stay, opened its stations and lived quietly and happily until one day in 1987 faksogramma, who came from Ghana, has not changed his life forever.









Bunce's grandfather died and his father and older brother were declared unfit to rule because they were left-handed - "unclean", according to the beliefs of the people of Ewe. Bunce succeeded his grandfather and resolutely engaged in improving the well-being and development of their people. At the same time the monarch is still running from 9 to 17 in his workshop, and the right to remotely - via phone, Skype and e-mail.









Several times a year the king Bunce arrives in Ghana, often accompanied by his German wife Gabriella, to get to know the needs of their citizens.









Ghana in 1992 became democratic, but the institution of monarchy continues to play a huge role in it. King Bunce building schools, bridges, wells, water pumps and donates vehicles. To raise money for this purpose, it acts as a singer on the national TV shows and public events in Germany.









Photographer Laura Mirka North (Mirka Laura Severa) met King in 2009 when I was in Ludwigshafen. Since then, she began to document the life of the monarch, regularly going with him to Ghana and Togo, as well as visiting his home, where he prepares delicious traditional dishes of oxtail, bananas and yams.









In order to finance aid projects King also sells its beer, called "Akosombo," though he never drinks alcohol.









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