How serious is “Kumawuhene” Barima Sarfo Tweneboa Kodua?

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• Concerned Kumawu Citizen 9 years ago

  He ain't (isn't) at all. Somebody who is always ready to allow Asantehene to twist his division's rich history is not serious at all.
  
  Anyway, he isn't Kumawuhene according to the public hatred towards this so-called "obo3 ...
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  He ain't (isn't) at all. Somebody who is always ready to allow Asantehene to twist his division's rich history is not serious at all.
  
  Anyway, he isn't Kumawuhene according to the public hatred towards this so-called "obo3 fa dadee fa"

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• Day 9 years ago

  How did this fool comment on the terrorist activities of his Akyem cabal mafia

  How did this fool comment on the terrorist activities of his Akyem cabal mafia

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• T.B. 9 years ago

  how disrespectful have we become as people in the name of democracy.
  how can you go to extend of mentioning the king's name like that. even if he did something bad in the past, he is no more the same person and now a leader ...
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  how disrespectful have we become as people in the name of democracy.
  how can you go to extend of mentioning the king's name like that. even if he did something bad in the past, he is no more the same person and now a leader of a group of people.
  so please let us give the king the due respect

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• ANTWI BOASIAKO 9 years ago

  ASANTEHENE HAS TO BE HONEST TO GAIN RESPECT. A GOOD NAME IS BETTER THAN RICHEST. Genesis 4:7 (NIV) If you do what is right, will you not be accepted? But if you do not do what is right, sin is crouching at your door; it desir ...
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  ASANTEHENE HAS TO BE HONEST TO GAIN RESPECT. A GOOD NAME IS BETTER THAN RICHEST. Genesis 4:7 (NIV) If you do what is right, will you not be accepted? But if you do not do what is right, sin is crouching at your door; it desires to have you, but you must rule over it.” IF ASANTEHENE WANT BE RESPECTED, HE MUST BE HONEST AND STAY AWAY FROM THINGS THAT DOESN'T CONCERN HIM. I LOVE THE ASANTE COLOUR CULTURE, BUT WITH THIS ASANTEHENE MMMMH.

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• OMANBAPA KD 9 years ago

  Adofo, with all your supposed "wisdom" acquired in the whiteman's land, if you think litigations piled against Barima Sarfo Tweneboa Kodua is the way forward for Kumawuman, then it is a misplaced wishful thinking.
  Read your ...
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  Adofo, with all your supposed "wisdom" acquired in the whiteman's land, if you think litigations piled against Barima Sarfo Tweneboa Kodua is the way forward for Kumawuman, then it is a misplaced wishful thinking.
  Read your own article of 20 March, 2010 published on Ghanaweb titled:
  When Asantehene Speaks, The Wise Listens". Based on your own advice, we are more determined than ever to deal with any act(s) of waywardness that has the potential of destabilizing the peace and progress being manifested in Kumawuman.
  What is keeping Koo Oduro from coming to occupy the palace? By the way, this writing of yours has revealed your deed rooted jealousy for Otumfour and Barima; why?
  Who Jah Bless, No One Curse.

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• Kk 9 years ago

  This is one of the useless articles i have ever read. How dare you? Upon all the so called wisdom you have acquired you can even think, stupidity at the highest level , let koo oduro portray himself as a chief and he will no ...
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  This is one of the useless articles i have ever read. How dare you? Upon all the so called wisdom you have acquired you can even think, stupidity at the highest level , let koo oduro portray himself as a chief and he will no his real size. Adofo or whatever you call yourself why don't you come and lead the crusade against the court ruling. I hope there is rule of law in UK that is why systems are working there, but back in your country you have no respect for rules, because Barima Sarfo won the case otumfuo went on his knees to plea for justice on his favour. I thought old people are wise, but this old man has proved me wrong. May Daina soul rest in peace, but she may not get it peacefully if Koo Oduro parade himself as a chief. We have one king
  and that is Barima Sarfo Tweneboa Kodua.
  If you are a man come to Kumawu and throw your hands around, this argument of pockets of followers of Barima Sarfo is neither here nor there. Is better to choose to eat koobi and be ok than elephant to receive slaps, you claim to know everything in bible , have you forgotten about the narrow and broadway? You can kill yourself if you want to. Naniama. Come again.

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• ANTWI BOASIAKO 9 years ago

  HOW CAN PEOPLE SUPPORT BLIND? THIS IS NOT ABOUT CERTAIN INDIVIDUEL BUT ABOUT THOSE CRIMNALS THAT WANT TO SELL KUMAWUMAN STOEL-LANDS AND POCKET THE MONEY THEMSELVES WITHOUT THINKING OF OUR CHILDREN, GRANDCHILDREN AND THE GENER ...
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  HOW CAN PEOPLE SUPPORT BLIND? THIS IS NOT ABOUT CERTAIN INDIVIDUEL BUT ABOUT THOSE CRIMNALS THAT WANT TO SELL KUMAWUMAN STOEL-LANDS AND POCKET THE MONEY THEMSELVES WITHOUT THINKING OF OUR CHILDREN, GRANDCHILDREN AND THE GENERATION YET TO COME. KUMAWUMAN LET'S RISE UP AND DEFEND YOUR LANDS FROM THE GREEDY BASTERS AS FORMER PRESIDENT RAWLINGS WILL PUT IT.

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• Mr osafo 9 years ago

  mr adofo or what ever your name is. Your write up speaks for itself. Useless. So where were you standing when Asantehene was kneeling and begging the judge? Where were you standing when Barima Safo was 'bragging'. You are ...
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  mr adofo or what ever your name is. Your write up speaks for itself. Useless. So where were you standing when Asantehene was kneeling and begging the judge? Where were you standing when Barima Safo was 'bragging'. You are an evil fellow very greedy. The gods of the land will deal with you and your likes.

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• kojo 9 years ago

  I believe Adofo have mental issues

  I believe Adofo have mental issues

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• ANTWI BOASIAKO 9 years ago

  “A good name is to be chosen rather than great riches, Loving favor rather than silver and gold.” – Proverbs 22:1
  
  What’s the status of your name?
  
  a good name is better than riches Would you say it is good?
  
  Do ...
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  “A good name is to be chosen rather than great riches, Loving favor rather than silver and gold.” – Proverbs 22:1
  
  What’s the status of your name?
  
  a good name is better than riches Would you say it is good?
  
  Do you even care how those around you view your name?
  
  I’m not talking about the actual name. Mine is Brian. There is nothing fancy about that as over one million people in the U.S. share it. It’s statistically the 29th most popular first name.
  
  I’m talking about what your name implies. When people hear it what do they think of you?
  
  A good name really speaks to your integrity. It’s about your reputation and the character you have inside. It identifies who you are from a moral and ethical standpoint. Essentially it is what you are all about.
  
  The Bible says in Proverbs 22:1 “a good name is to be chosen rather than great riches…” Think about that…a good name is better than riches. Better than all the money in the world is what people think when your name comes up.
  
  Does that seem odd? I mean I could find some positive ways to use great riches. It sure would set my mind at ease knowing I’d never need to worry about money again.
  
  That may be true but a good name still provides more value. Here’s why.
  Why a Good Name Is Better Than Riches
  
  I can think of three reasons why a good name is better than great riches:
  
  1. A good name provides stability
  
  When you have a good name people can trust you. That trust is a stabilizing factor in your relationship with them. They know what to expect from you and can lean on your decisions with absolute surety, knowing they were made with pure motives.
  
  Those whose good name has been tarnished have a difficult time building trust. Their motives will always be questioned as insincere. They are more or less seen as looking out for themselves and taking little consideration for the needs of others.
  
  And how often do you question the motives of those who throw their great wealth around? Doesn’t it seem like there are often strings attached? That they have an ulterior motive for using their money?
  
  2. A good name is eternal
  
  Riches are fleeting. They could be with us one minute and gone the next. And of course we know that we can’t take riches with us once we leave this world at the time of our death.
  
  A good name however is theoretically eternal. How many men and women of history are still being spoken of in a positive light? Wouldn’t it be special if that could be you?
  
  How will your legacy be remembered and portrayed by family, friends or colleagues once you are gone? Will they focus on the value of your good name or only remember that you cared about money? One of those will provide fonder memories and produce more positive future dialogue than the other.
  
  3. A good name brings loving favor
  
  The ending phrase of Proverbs 22:1 says, “…loving favor rather than silver and gold.” As we are to seek a good name instead of riches, so we are also to seek loving favor over riches. And I can think of no better way to garner loving favor than to have a good name.
  
  People will love you for having integrity. They will appreciate you for showing kindness, mercy and attention to their needs. They will stand up and support you when you are bombarded with unwarranted attacks.
  
  And let’s be honest…wouldn’t we all prefer to be loved first and foremost? “I want to be loved” is one truism to which we can all relate.
  
  Riches we could live without. A life that doesn’t experience love would be devastating.
  
  Riches are not evil and there is nothing wrong with having them. But a good name is better than riches…than all the riches of the world. It provides more value in the present and the future. Do you need to start working on yours today?
  
  Questions: Do you believe that a good name is better than riches? Is your name in good standing with those around you? If not, what caused it and how could you turn it around? Have you lost sight of your integrity in the pursuit of riches? How popular is your actual name?

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