Why Otumfuo's position on chieftaincy is about protecting tradition, not resisting change

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BerylRichards 1 month ago

Have those politicians finished taking care of basic responsibilities.

We live in a nation where,
1. unemployment is always high
2. Indigenes dont make money but foreigners come and make gazillions
3. Galamsey is threat ...
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Have those politicians finished taking care of basic responsibilities.

We live in a nation where,
1. unemployment is always high
2. Indigenes dont make money but foreigners come and make gazillions
3. Galamsey is threatening the health of the nation
4. Corruption everywhere that it appears normal
5. Inflation is always all over the play
6. Basic education k3k3 is a struggle
7. Galamsey is killing your people
8. ohhh we have useless banks who lack vision and are spineless
Yes I said galamsey twice CUS it should be declared a NATIONAL EMERGENCY and labelled a THREAT TO THE STABIITY OF THE NATION

YET
these politicians want to dive into Chieftaincy issues. What is the end game?? So what the queen mothers will come do what??

We deeply respect the queenmothers and appreciate the stability they bring to the institution. Fact is they are the cornerstone of the peace and beauty that we see in our traditions.

Let no filthy, corrupt politician come mess it up!!!

8.
the list can go on and on
seth 1 month ago

It is rather Ghana's weakness, NOT strength, lies in the plurality of custom!!! Nkrumah was right to remove authorities from the chiefs we should have built upon that and not reverse in any way at all.

It is rather Ghana's weakness, NOT strength, lies in the plurality of custom!!! Nkrumah was right to remove authorities from the chiefs we should have built upon that and not reverse in any way at all.
Kofi 1 month ago

Kwame Nkrumah created a mess! Look at what is happening in Brong. Look at Ivory Coast where the French completely abolished traditional authority!

Kwame Nkrumah created a mess! Look at what is happening in Brong. Look at Ivory Coast where the French completely abolished traditional authority!
Ghana First 1 month ago

There a lot to address in Ghana. Don't bring your dirty polities and Corruptions into our Chieftaincy issues. If you have nothing to do, pack off bags and go back to your homes.

There a lot to address in Ghana. Don't bring your dirty polities and Corruptions into our Chieftaincy issues. If you have nothing to do, pack off bags and go back to your homes.
Nsia 1 month ago

What has been the benefit of all the numerous useless chiefs we have in Ghana to the ordinary Ghanaian in 2025? None!
Is Ghana a Republic? Yes! Do we have Kings or Kingdoms in countries declared Republics ? No.
The Regiona ...
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What has been the benefit of all the numerous useless chiefs we have in Ghana to the ordinary Ghanaian in 2025? None!
Is Ghana a Republic? Yes! Do we have Kings or Kingdoms in countries declared Republics ? No.
The Regional House of Chiefs, National etc all came about because of the 1960 consitution.
There were numerous Kingdoms in Germany, Italy, India etc . Today, they all exist as one Unitary State. The descendants of all the forner Kings and Maharajahs etc all live humbly in their various countries as citizens. Nobody in Ghana voted for Asantehene or Ya Na to run a parallel govt as to what parliament does.
If the elected and legitimate govt of the Republic of Ghana, want to establish "House of Women" or whatever, they can. As long as Parliament votes for it. Asantehene's opinion does not matter. In the grand scheme of things, he is just an ordinary citizen of the Republic of Ghana and, he knows that.
We should stop fawning over Asantehene, he is not a King neither does he have a Kingdom within the Republic of Ghana in 2025. And tthat is a fact without apology.
judischrislam 1 month ago

Becareful with our Asantehene. You should learn your customs and traditions and that will greatly help you as a
person. The chiefs existed before Ghana and they represent a group of people that binds them together. Wise up

Becareful with our Asantehene. You should learn your customs and traditions and that will greatly help you as a
person. The chiefs existed before Ghana and they represent a group of people that binds them together. Wise up
Accranie 1 month ago

Former US President Asserted That/After All Is Said &Done/One Must Stand/Up For What Is Right&Instead Of One/ Taking The Easy Way Out/By Following What Will Make One Popular @The Polls A Ghanaian Teacher/ By The Handle Teache ...
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Former US President Asserted That/After All Is Said &Done/One Must Stand/Up For What Is Right&Instead Of One/ Taking The Easy Way Out/By Following What Will Make One Popular @The Polls A Ghanaian Teacher/ By The Handle Teacher Kojo/ Has Granted Many Interviews/ Advocating For Better Conditions
Accranie 1 month ago

For Learning/ For The Nations Children/ The Reason Teacher Kojo's Work Resonates/ With The Uncover Gh/Giant Of Africa Organizations Is Because Of Our Advocacy/ Jim Dwyer Published An Article On How Poverty Affects Young Brain ...
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For Learning/ For The Nations Children/ The Reason Teacher Kojo's Work Resonates/ With The Uncover Gh/Giant Of Africa Organizations Is Because Of Our Advocacy/ Jim Dwyer Published An Article On How Poverty Affects Young Brains
Accranie 1 month ago

/A Phenomenon That Can No Longer Be Tolerated I Believe By The Critical Mass(Operations) Of Gh/West Africans/Because Identifying With The Human Species/Race Burdens Us With The Responsibility To Explain How A Part/ Of The Hum ...
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/A Phenomenon That Can No Longer Be Tolerated I Believe By The Critical Mass(Operations) Of Gh/West Africans/Because Identifying With The Human Species/Race Burdens Us With The Responsibility To Explain How A Part/ Of The Human Species/Race/ For Which The African Constitutes A Part/ Chooses To Live Their Life In Such A Manner/ Leading Others(Human Beings) To Call The Africans Unprintable Names

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