Liberian-born American trainer Moses Harrison has arrived in Ghana to headline the 2015 Ghana Basketball and Leadership Camp.
The young and enthusiastic Minnesota-based basketball youth development coach is expected to teach campers the basic rudiments of the game at the Pentecost University College.
He is expected to teach the budding talents the basic skills required to take the game to the highest level and instill discipline and other core valuable needed to attain stardom.
Morris and his colleagues will interact with players aged between 10-19 and take them through the fundamentals of the game in the West African country.
He is expected to bring his rich experience to bear during the eight-day stay in the capital and take the budding talents through the various stages of the game.
The move is part of plans by Rite Multimedia to ensure the development agenda is put on course and build the capacity of these mushrooming talents.
Two months ago NBA Stars Serge Ibaka and Gorgui Dieng were in Ghana to participate in the 2015 Sprite Ball Clinic.
The platform offered them the opportunity to interact with the kids and take them through the basic understanding of the game.
Over 50 participants are taking take part in the eight-day residential event in Accra.
