@ Manhyia, March 21

Nkoransaman Ankobiahene, and other Nkoransa Chiefs are taught a lesson in Asante Law and Court Peactice/Procedure.

When you bring a case before Ɔsantehene, make sure all your presentation is in order.

The attached two videos provide a lesson on how NOT to bring a case to Manhyia without first studying how your case is to be presented.

BTW, the Ghana government Gazette introduced by the British Colonial government for Gold Chiefs (Joint Provincial Council of Chiefs) to legitimize their enstoolment, has NO locus in Asanteman. At best it is a mere formality as far as Manhyia is concerned.

When a Chief draws Mponponsuo or Ahwibaa to swear the Oath of Allegiance to Otumfoɔ Asantehene, it supersedes every other instrument, legal or otherwise.

If a claimant to a Stool in Asanteman, bypasses Manhyia, uses fraudulent means to be named as a Chief, then claims being "gazetted", its a lie. He's like Apan, ɔsensan ewiem kwa. Ontumi nsi fɔm.

Nkoransa Ankobiahene
"enstooled" someone. Now he is hot. Ankobia nsi Hene.

Nana Dwabenhene will counsel them, again; and then they can make a fresh start.

You can't pluck feathers off a bird, and then presume Otumfoɔ Akyeamehene will name the bird for you. Wo abɔ ka.

Manhyia na esi Hene, Tu Hene. Ɛnyɛ Jubilee House.

Sante firi tete, tete, Ɔdomankoma.

Sɛi Tu, Osuo a odum Gya. Kasapreko. — with Osei-Bonsu Safo-Kantanka and 2 others.