Akosa’s enthronement was ‘concert’ – Kwahumanhene

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• kk 7 years ago

  A concert in deed.

  A concert in deed.

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• Pankese Sumankwaahene 7 years ago

  Is the Acting Omanhene saying that the Prof being from the root lineage of Tena-Bretuo in Mampong disqualifies him? Some of us interested in AKAN traditional structures think that the candidate is acceptable if his matrilinea ...
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  Is the Acting Omanhene saying that the Prof being from the root lineage of Tena-Bretuo in Mampong disqualifies him? Some of us interested in AKAN traditional structures think that the candidate is acceptable if his matrilineal DNA is from the House of Mampong Agyei who founded Kwahu. YES or NO? As to the actual acceptance, it's up to the Kingmakers and the consensus they build.

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• Kpoo keke Raw. M 7 years ago

  Mampong Agyei led the tena-bretuo to enter kwawu but was not the founder of the kwawu state. Point of correction.

  Mampong Agyei led the tena-bretuo to enter kwawu but was not the founder of the kwawu state. Point of correction.

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• Yesu Asase 7 years ago

  The Kotokus used to live on the lands of present day Kwahu. Pankese is kotoku but is located at the door step of Nkawkaw.

  The Kotokus used to live on the lands of present day Kwahu. Pankese is kotoku but is located at the door step of Nkawkaw.

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• GHANAMAN THE REAL 7 years ago

  ....NOT? Was the late occupant of the stool his uncle, or what, since where he was born or grew up, in this case Asante Mampong where his father comes from, is immaterial if his mother is related to this Kwahu stool. Please, ...
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  ....NOT? Was the late occupant of the stool his uncle, or what, since where he was born or grew up, in this case Asante Mampong where his father comes from, is immaterial if his mother is related to this Kwahu stool. Please, Adontenhene can you clarify this!

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• boyo 7 years ago

  So KWAHUS are originally from Manpong in the Ashanti region?

  So KWAHUS are originally from Manpong in the Ashanti region?

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• Kpoo keke Raw. M 7 years ago

  The answer is a big no.

  The answer is a big no.

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• Okyeame Kofi Mari, Ankoma 7 years ago

  From the geography of the territory, no way Kwahus could have scaled the mountain terrain from Nkawkaw. The historically documented and physically plausible option is the arrival at the summit area from Mampong, Ashanti. Our ...
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  From the geography of the territory, no way Kwahus could have scaled the mountain terrain from Nkawkaw. The historically documented and physically plausible option is the arrival at the summit area from Mampong, Ashanti. Our Grandparents told us about Nsuta, Effiduase and the Kumasi, Juaben areas. The bulk of the migration is from Mampong, no doubt. Till this day, folks attend reciprocal funerals. Another fact that lends credibility is the title of the Chief of Akyem Kotoku....the Oda area. OKOFROBOUR Ameyaw Atefah and Frimpong Manso salutations clearly explain the Kotoku attempts to dislodge the Kwahus. The Akyems down the mountain laid claims to the adjoining terrain taken by the newcomer Kwahus from Ashanti. But the Obourma were able to seize a considerable portion from New Jejeti, Englesi, Amanfrom up to Akwasihu, Pra River, Danteng and further on the Konongo road towards Kumasi. So, it is true that the Akyem Kotoku (Oda) people were already settled. BUT the Kwahu came from the top down, not the opposite. There is a saying that "Akyems cannot do more for Kwahu; they have them land and wives to marry."

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• USA NANA 7 years ago

  Nana Abetifihene to me you have said nothing important why not allow Akosa to be arrested since he is not an indigene of Kwahu.

  Nana Abetifihene to me you have said nothing important why not allow Akosa to be arrested since he is not an indigene of Kwahu.

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• Boss 7 years ago

  I do respect Dr Akosa a lot however he has dragged himself into this sort of dirty chieftaincy politics. Why he accepted to go for this given all this hullaballoo beats the mind.

  I do respect Dr Akosa a lot however he has dragged himself into this sort of dirty chieftaincy politics. Why he accepted to go for this given all this hullaballoo beats the mind.

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• Kwadwo Ntori, Suminakesehene 7 years ago

  ABETIFI has always sought to hold the Paramount Stool of Kwahu as it's trump card. Because the political capital Abene is a small village almost, access, supplies etc come from Abetifi. If Abetifihene could let tradition take ...
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  ABETIFI has always sought to hold the Paramount Stool of Kwahu as it's trump card. Because the political capital Abene is a small village almost, access, supplies etc come from Abetifi. If Abetifihene could let tradition take its course, there would be no problems. If Abene has proposed Mampong Agyei's lineage from Ashanti, let the Kingmakers decide. It all looks like the allegations against the Acting Omanhene are true: that he has collected his goats and chickens from other candidates, Bugri Naabu style!!!!

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