Watch as Otumfuo and King Mswati III of Eswatini face off in a dance battle

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prophet mohammed was a sick dog 6 months ago

Qur'an is toilet paper. Burn all mosques in Africa.

Qur'an is toilet paper. Burn all mosques in Africa.
FRANKIE 6 months ago

No bone to bone, my friends!

No bone to bone, my friends!
Zagaloro 6 months ago

Definitely one is a king of a a whole country and one is chief in a region in a a country control by a president and commander in chief .What next?.

Definitely one is a king of a a whole country and one is chief in a region in a a country control by a president and commander in chief .What next?.
Citizen8 6 months ago

@Zagaloro, for all it's worth your comment is totally out of place. If you care to know the total population of Eswatini (1.2million) is barely a quarter of that of Ashanti Region (5.4 million).

@Zagaloro, for all it's worth your comment is totally out of place. If you care to know the total population of Eswatini (1.2million) is barely a quarter of that of Ashanti Region (5.4 million).
Kofi 6 months ago

@Citizen8. You are right with the size and population of the Ashanti Region. However if the King of Eswatini (with only 1.2 million people) travel to any country in the world he will receive a 21 gun salute on arrival. I am a ...
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@Citizen8. You are right with the size and population of the Ashanti Region. However if the King of Eswatini (with only 1.2 million people) travel to any country in the world he will receive a 21 gun salute on arrival. I am afraid, the Asantehene will never receive such an honor in accordance with the Geneva convention. Let's just accept things as they are and stop pretending that the Asantehene is at the level of a Head of State. His power ends in the Ashanti Region.
Dance with the women!!!! 6 months ago

Beautiful women and dancing with each other. This one dierrrr

Beautiful women and dancing with each other. This one dierrrr
Esi 6 months ago

Two kings publicly dancing together at a Royal African event? A princess dancing with a prince, stops dancing midway and leads the prince off the dance floor without any courtesies? Why are they all wearing these bland and st ...
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Two kings publicly dancing together at a Royal African event? A princess dancing with a prince, stops dancing midway and leads the prince off the dance floor without any courtesies? Why are they all wearing these bland and stuffy western evening outfits instead of any of our fabulous and exceedingly glamorous African coutures? Damn!!! What a missed opportunity?

I think Otumfuor seriously needs a professional Director of Protocol if he is to lead us into the big league of international Traditional leaders. Over to you, Chief.
Kweku 6 months ago

@Esi. I can not agree with you more. Read also Charles input below. He also touched on some shortfalls at the banquet.

@Esi. I can not agree with you more. Read also Charles input below. He also touched on some shortfalls at the banquet.
OTUMFUO LOST THE DANCE FIGHT!!! 6 months ago

Noway you can win a dance battle against someone who goes through 15 wives in a night!

Noway you can win a dance battle against someone who goes through 15 wives in a night!
High profile citizen?? Kay from the Netherlands 6 months ago

And the winner is King Nswatiti. The away team won both the men and women dancing competition

And the winner is King Nswatiti. The away team won both the men and women dancing competition

The Great 6 months ago

One is a king and one is a chief

One is a king and one is a chief
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Asante Kingdom 6 months ago

During World War 2 the British named their Biggest Warship "Ashanti" to celebrate the Bravery of the Asante Kingdom.

During World War 2 the British named their Biggest Warship "Ashanti" to celebrate the Bravery of the Asante Kingdom.
Yaw Boateng 6 months ago

No to celebrate their annihilation of a too known Kingdom . They defeated and massacred the Asantes who killed a British General so they celebrate this annihilation as proof of British military power by naming their ship as t ...
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No to celebrate their annihilation of a too known Kingdom . They defeated and massacred the Asantes who killed a British General so they celebrate this annihilation as proof of British military power by naming their ship as that. A villager who has no clue like you
Seesaw 6 months ago

My friend, name your source. Even if in the unlikely event the British did name their biggest warship "Ashanti", the reason you put forward cannot possibly be true. The more likely reasons would be the number of slaves, gold ...
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My friend, name your source. Even if in the unlikely event the British did name their biggest warship "Ashanti", the reason you put forward cannot possibly be true. The more likely reasons would be the number of slaves, gold and other sources of wealth that they stole from the Ashanti kingdom to build their warship and other war equipment.
Maguy 6 months ago

Great King to a Great King. That's the LEVEL. Piaawwww!!!

Great King to a Great King. That's the LEVEL. Piaawwww!!!
Bastie the emperor of Kumasi 6 months ago

Kwasia tutu is Kumasihene. He’s a Ghanaian citizen. He’s no king anywhere. He’s 1/30 paramount chief of Asante region.

Kwasia tutu is Kumasihene. He’s a Ghanaian citizen. He’s no king anywhere. He’s 1/30 paramount chief of Asante region.
Sakyibea 6 months ago

Still still not popular in the World like the Asantes want Ghanaians to think because when the Queen of Denmark visited Ghana, a significant event as she's! The Head of Monarchy , head of the Danes State visited Ghana, she ne ...
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Still still not popular in the World like the Asantes want Ghanaians to think because when the Queen of Denmark visited Ghana, a significant event as she's! The Head of Monarchy , head of the Danes State visited Ghana, she never even went to Manhyia but to Akwamu and Osu. But how can a European Queen, a globally reputed Monarchy leader forget about the Asantes , when they are the most prestigious and popular Monarchy in Ghana like the Asantes say.! It means it's a lie and nobody cares and knows about any Asantehene globally. It's just a village Kingdom where the Akwamuhene has more prestige, maybe because no Akwamuhene was taken into European exile ever. Famous Kings in Ghana, tweaaaaaaaa.
Maguy 6 months ago

Ofui sakyibea.. King Otumfuo is the only Great King in Ghana.

Ofui sakyibea.. King Otumfuo is the only Great King in Ghana.
Yen tina ho nah ... sei! 6 months ago

The Eswatini king can dance ooo, but our Nana was like out of tune

The Eswatini king can dance ooo, but our Nana was like out of tune

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Hospital Blanket 6 months ago

An African is. And shall always be in terms of dancing to rythyms no matter what language it takes. Well danced, his royal Majesty to a Ghanaian highlife rythym.

An African is. And shall always be in terms of dancing to rythyms no matter what language it takes. Well danced, his royal Majesty to a Ghanaian highlife rythym.
FOYOOSIS 6 months ago

I like Otumfuo's dancing steps and the happiness expressed in his face when he dances to highlife tunes, he tells me he's truly a "bad boy" and an old timer when it comes to the highlife genre.

Until now, I'm believing th ...
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I like Otumfuo's dancing steps and the happiness expressed in his face when he dances to highlife tunes, he tells me he's truly a "bad boy" and an old timer when it comes to the highlife genre.

Until now, I'm believing that he's a fan of Abrantie Amakye Dede's lyrical higlife tunes. Meanwhile, with so much money in their possession, it's my wish that the 2 African Kings have sat down to draw plans on how to create employment for the youth in their jurisdiction and not only live for themselves and family and the continuous show of opulence.

African youths are suffering, they need jobs to make a living, also!
Truth alone 6 months ago

This is beautiful

This is beautiful
Charles 6 months ago

Interesting but why so loud music at a banquet? Normally, the main actors give speeches at a banquet, food served and the guests eat and chat with each other. When it is all done then the band starts to play and those who so ...
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Interesting but why so loud music at a banquet? Normally, the main actors give speeches at a banquet, food served and the guests eat and chat with each other. When it is all done then the band starts to play and those who so wish can stay and dance. It must be quite disturbing with so much noise through out the banquet. Also, in another video clip, I saw a man drinking water directly from the bottle at the banquet. That was the worst and uncultured behavior in terms of "etiquette" that I have ever seen. Also, the man standing behind the Asantehene to help him with his chair was not properly dressed for the occasion. He did not follow the the dress code. Why bother the Asantehene and the Eswatini King to shake hands with some guests at the banquet? It was obvious that the Asantehene was not enthused and it ended up with him just raising his hands instead of shaking hands with those guests. Finally, why force the Eswatini queen to put on the gold bracelet at the banquet? I guess there are few things which we can improve upon the next time we organize a banquet.
Barko osae twum 6 months ago

Charles, you spotted the leopard from far. I hope it wasnt Otumfuo's very good friend and brother Sam Jonahs daughter who organised the banquet. Because l know her detailing and attention to detail will crop such flaws of s ...
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Charles, you spotted the leopard from far. I hope it wasnt Otumfuo's very good friend and brother Sam Jonahs daughter who organised the banquet. Because l know her detailing and attention to detail will crop such flaws of such a very high level VIP EVENT that is to showcase what asanteman can offer. The flaws were endless, The MC cocked up asking the 2 royals his silly question he claims he asked Mugabe. Was it relevant to this occasion? Asking such a silly question especially when the guest king had a stunning wife present with remarkable etiquette. The protocol team of manhyia and really have let otumfuo , asanteman, manhyia palace and the entire country Ghana down. They should all be sacked or sermoned before the asantehene to answer for their flaws. Even the accredited press invited behaved like hyneas on a dead carcass. Were they not invited to brief them on protocol for the entire event. They kept blocking the guest and host on arrival to events and also talking loudly to each other. Why did Lady Lydia not practice how to open the necklace before event, and was it necessary putting the necklace on the host Queen when she is already dressed for the banquet? Otumfuo was looking at his wife and must have been sweating. We should also learn to keep and manage our timing. I hope food wasnt served cold. As it seemed to drag on over silly persons who wanted to be relevant or outshine the host and guest. Apart from the excellent cultural
displays, elegant and stunning kente colours we really need to up our game next time such a high profile event is organised.
Surely Otumfuo will be also invited to Eswatini soon with his entourage, Nana please leave all those who acted like members of a concert party group. Hopefully by the time Mahamas ghana airways will be up in the air. As l doubt the VIP COACH drivers will struggle to find directions to Eswatini.
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Bastie the emperor of Kumasi 6 months ago

Akɔdaa Wesua dancer . Hahahaha everyday same songs with his impala looking legs

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