LIVESTREAMED: 100th anniversary of the return of King Prempeh I

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• BOY KOFI 1 year ago

  Welcome home Nana Prempeh 1.
  The fall of Asante was inevitable after the departure of the Dutch Gold Coast.
  Let also remember that many Chiefs and other important leaders were sent out of country as a former of punishment. ...
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  Welcome home Nana Prempeh 1.
  The fall of Asante was inevitable after the departure of the Dutch Gold Coast.
  Let also remember that many Chiefs and other important leaders were sent out of country as a former of punishment.
  Both the Dutch and English used this exile punishment to some Fante Chief and Ahanta chiefs.
  They even sometimes take away the head of a dead Chief to Europe or somewhere.
  A typical exemple is the head of Ahanta King Bado Bonsu 11 in 1838.
  Ghanaians should know that the Dutch took many people to Indonesia and even Holland.
  These people were not slaves
  Asantehene Nana Kweku Dua 1 even signed a contract with the Dutch to supply them soldiers in 1837.
  Nana Agyeman Prempeh was very lucky to return home.So many couldn't come back home.Tnx.

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• Dallas 1 year ago

  He returned as which King? Returned as kumasihene under the full jurisdiction of the British.

  He returned as which King? Returned as kumasihene under the full jurisdiction of the British.

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• selfmade STREET PhD 1 year ago

  lol akoa y3 kwaisa piii
  
  Even your village ODIKRO was elevated to omanhene thanks to asantehene!
  
  Kwasiatoliwaaa! Lmaooo
  
  Your rotten, green green teeth like LGBT flag lmaooo

  lol akoa y3 kwaisa piii
  
  Even your village ODIKRO was elevated to omanhene thanks to asantehene!
  
  Kwasiatoliwaaa! Lmaooo
  
  Your rotten, green green teeth like LGBT flag lmaooo

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• Gana 1 year ago

  Did we us Africans actually accept that we were part of the Slavery business? Shame unto does household families and empires that benefited from the inhuman trade.
  My souls of our ancestors never forgive them, the greed of a ...
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  Did we us Africans actually accept that we were part of the Slavery business? Shame unto does household families and empires that benefited from the inhuman trade.
  My souls of our ancestors never forgive them, the greed of avarice.

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• Dallas 1 year ago

  Stupid fool. Kwasea man. Did he come back as a king? He was not even allowed to lead the Asante confederacy. Every better mind in Ghana knows that Prempeh came back as kumasihene and not Asantehene because there wasn't any As ...
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  Stupid fool. Kwasea man. Did he come back as a king? He was not even allowed to lead the Asante confederacy. Every better mind in Ghana knows that Prempeh came back as kumasihene and not Asantehene because there wasn't any Asante even till today.
  
  The British instituted Asante confederacy in 1935 for administrative and taxation purpose and made Prempeh 2 the figurehead of the confederacy.
  
  Prempeh 2 was reporting to the British as a middle man between the organized chiefs in the middle belt (Asante and Bono enclave) and the british. After Bonokyempen seceded from the confederacy, they renamed it as asanteman council and now otumfour calls himself asantehene.
  
  Aboa ba, what do you know!

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• Bastie Tutu 1 year ago

  The foolish boy returned as PRIVATE CITIZEN . It was even latter he was allowed to call himself KUMASIHENE.

  The foolish boy returned as PRIVATE CITIZEN . It was even latter he was allowed to call himself KUMASIHENE.

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