Kwahu We Dey

20/12/2023

You might to stop at Legacy Lounge . It's gonna be lit💖💖💥🔥

19/12/2023

Tyrone Marghuy, one of the two Rastafarians denied admission to Achimota School in 2021 due to his hairstyle, has against all odds, achieved excellence in the WASSCE with 8As.

Achimota initially denied him admission in April 2021 due to his hairstyle but their decision got overruled in May, 2021 by the High Court after his family sued the school in April, 2021.

16/12/2023

Tell us one about your town without mentioning the name.

Me: Highest Habitable Point In Ghana.
2080ft above sea level...

15/12/2023

Abetifi mourns a youthful soul.

11/12/2023

Let's goooooo🥳

We made it family 👪. Thanks for the love and support you showed me , I really appreciate🥰. This is just the beginning we hope for more 🙏
Best video of the year NO FAKE

10/12/2023

Ensuring Integrity in Education: Ghana TVET Service's Stand Against Exploitation

The recent interdiction of the Principal at Abetifi Kyemase Technical Institute by the Ghana TVET Service highlights a firm stance against alleged exploitation within the education system. Reports of selling unapproved items to first-year students and collecting unauthorized fees during enrollment prompted this decisive action.

The Deputy Director General, Mr. David Prah, acting on behalf of the Director-General, Mr. Sampson Botchoey, directed the handover of administrative duties to respective Regional Directors. The service emphasized concerns about the alleged exploitation of financially challenged parents, signaling a commitment to accountability.

This swift intervention underscores the commitment to integrity within technical education. The directive for cooperation with the investigative committee signifies a dedication to uncovering the truth and ensuring fair practices.

Such measures aim to safeguard both parents and students from exploitation, prioritizing ethical conduct within Ghana's technical education landscape. The Ghana TVET Service's proactive approach signifies a resolute effort to maintain fairness and trust within the educational framework.

06/12/2023

Let's laugh at

05/12/2023

It's the festive season! What are you selling? Tell us in the comments section. 🎉🥰

05/12/2023

“I’m not a back up artist; put me in a better spot on the flyer.” - Wiyaala
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Ghanaian Afrosoul singer Wiyaala is unhappy with Safarifest organizers for placing her image behind other headliners on the event flyer.

She shared her disappointment in a recent post.

05/12/2023

This is a safe space.
How much have you save for the Christmas?

04/12/2023

Aisha Huang, popular illegal mining Kingpin, has been convicted and sentenced to four and a half years in prison by an Accra High Court, for entering into Ghana while prohibited and carrying out mining operations without a license.

Also, she is to pay a fine of GH¢48,000 and be deported, after serving her term.

04/12/2023

Discovering the Enchanting History of Kwahu-Bepong: A Remarkable Voyage

Nestled within the Kwahu South District of the Eastern Region lies Bepong, a town steeped in an intriguing and colorful history that spans generations. Regarded as one of Kwahu's prominent towns, Bepong thrives primarily on agriculture, with its inhabitants predominantly engaged in farming various crops such as coffee, cocoa, and notably, bananas and plantains, which they are esteemed for cultivating in substantial quantities throughout the nation.

In recent times, Bepong gained nationwide recognition owing to the Methodist Primary School's victory in the Under 13 Milo Football Championship in Ghana, illuminating the town's sporting prowess and garnering attention far and wide.

Yet, Bepong's origins delve far back into the annals of time. According to the Adamu Yanko Oral Historical Tradition, the town's roots trace back to Kwaefo/Nkwaefo. These early settlers of Kodiabe/Okwahu/Kwahu hold a lineage that weaves through the epochs.

Legend has it that the pioneers of Kwaefo 1 and Kwaefo 2 hailed from the esteemed Aduana clan, known locally as the Amoakare clan. Nana Omari Duto initially led Kwaefo, succeeded by Nana Kwame Awua I and subsequently Nana Kwame Awua II. The mantle of leadership eventually passed to Nana Adamu Yanko, a revered figure known for tirelessly advocating peace within the community, earning the moniker 'Yanko,' signifying "we will not fight."

Under Nana Adamu Yanko's guidance, smaller settlements like Nyameanim blossomed within the Kwaefo domain, fostering unity and peaceful cohabitation among settlers. Eventually, the people of Kwaefo journeyed to Akropong, situated near the present-day Bepong. Driven by persistent droughts, this migration led them to a place where Abrah, the Chief Hunter, successfully hunted a buffalo named Obopong or Bie pong in a dense forest.

Grateful for the ample potable water at this newfound location, the people named it 'Bie pong paa ni,' translating to 'What a big buffalo,' which evolved over time to 'Bepong.'

The tale of Bepong's odyssey from Kwaefo 1, Kwaefo 2, Akropong, and finally establishing itself in Bepong is steeped in oral historical traditions passed down through the ages.

The legacy of Bepong, rooted in its modest beginnings and shaped by the sagacity of its leaders, remains a testament to unity, peace, and appreciation. Presently, the community continues to pay homage to its heritage, acknowledging Adamu Yanko's Line as the traditional landowner, venerating it as 'Asase wura.'

Ultimately, the story of Bepong is an enthralling narrative of resilience, unity, and the enduring spirit of a community that cherishes its past while envisioning a vibrant future.

04/12/2023

Nana Abena Gyamfuah- Kwahuhemaa.

01/12/2023

01/12/2023

The stately arrival of the Kwahuhene and esteemed Chiefs of the Kwahu Traditional Area, gracefully carried in palanquins, marked a significant moment as they reverently bore the sacred Ɔsɛmpɔn to the hallowed funeral grounds.

30/11/2023

Earlier today, a poignant moment unfolded at the solemn Royal Funeral Rites of Daasebre Akuamoah Boateng II, held in the heart of Kwahu's Capital, Abene.

29/11/2023

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 England manager Gareth Southgate is expected to hold talks with Manchester United's 18-year-old midfielder Kobbie Mainoo to persuade him to play for England rather than Ghana. 🇬🇭

29/11/2023

Dr. Bryan Acheampong, the Minister of Food and Agriculture, states that food prices in Ghana have significantly dropped in recent months, due to effective government measures which are producing positive results.

28/11/2023

The sexual harassment claims made by Deborah Seyram Adablah against a former Chief Finance Officer of First Atlantic Bank, who was her sugar daddy, has been dismissed by the High Court in Accra.
She is also required to pay a cost of GH¢10k.

28/11/2023

Day 3:
Daasebre Osei Bonsu II, the Nifahene of Asanteman, and Daasebre Akuamoah Agyapong II, the Kwahuhene, are the principal mourners in the current final funeral ceremonies of the late Kwahuhene, Daasebre Akuamoah Boateng. These rites are taking place in Abene, the capital of Kwahu State.

We extend our gratitude and appreciation to all respected leaders and elders who have come to join us in this solemn occasion. Your presence dignifies this solemn moment. We acknowledge the esteemed leaders who have graced us with their venerable presence, guiding us through this period of mourning.

This moment is pivotal, a time for reflection and honor. We implore both the Kwahu and Asante communities to join hands in solidarity during this time of mourning.

27/11/2023

27/11/2023

Exploring the Historical Tapestry of Obomeng: Gateway to Kwahu

Nestled within the heart of Kwahu lies Obomeng, a town that echoes centuries of migration, resilience, and cultural heritage. As a principal town within the Nifa Division of the Kwahu Traditional Council, Obomeng holds a unique position, often referred to as the gateway to Kwahu. This designation arises from its location as the initial town one encounters when journeying from the Nkawkaw-Nsuta stretch into Kwahu.

The historical roots of Obomeng delve deep into the narratives of migrants from Akwamu and Asanteman. These early settlers gradually found their way to Obomeng, driven by the ebb and flow of wars, burgeoning populations, and burgeoning trade routes.

The linchpin of Obomeng's genesis lies within the Aduana royal family, a microcosm of the prestigious Akwamu Royal Kingdom that once thrived in Asamankese and Nyanawase, close to modern-day Nsawam. The legacy of Obomeng traces back to a period of strife, notably the invasion of the Akwamu Kingdom at Nyanawaa Hill by forces from the Akyems and coastal regions. Survivors, including Nana Ansa Sasraku and Nana Opinamang Panin, sought refuge, leading to a migration that would shape the destiny of Obomeng.

The journey of Nana Opinamang Panin and his followers spanned several locations. From their initial settlement in Asaman-Kuma near Nyanawase, they traversed to Kade, where they were joined by fellow Nyanawase natives, forming the core of Obomeng's influential positions such as Akyeamehene and Asafohene. Among these prominent figures was Kwame Mensah of the Tutu Cult, a significant persona intertwined with the origins of the Asantehene, 'Tutu,' a tale awaiting its own telling.

Their journey meandered through Nyafoman, Buten, Asenyansu, culminating at the base of the Kwahu Scarp near River Abenasu. Here, they established a settlement initially known as "Fufuo ne K)k)) ahyia mu," derived from the soil's color, eventually recognized as Agyagyama, with vestiges that still echo between Amanfrom, the Kwahu Scarp, and Aban ase.

The pursuit for a more suitable homeland led them to a revelation—a hunter's discovery of a land lush with bananas, promising sustenance and security. Nana, acknowledging this providence, christened the land "meb) meni," meaning "I peel and eat," later evolving into the name Obomeng.

Presently, Obomeng's legacy continues under the leadership of Nana Effah Opinamang III, the seventh chief, and Nana Dawa Asiedua III, the thirteenth queen mother. Overseeing 85 towns and villages, the Aduana Royal family, representing 13 of the 25 families in Obomeng, governs this vibrant community.

The historical tapestry of Obomeng stands as a testament to resilience, adaptability, and cultural lineage woven intricately into Kwahu's narrative. It encapsulates the tenacity of a people who traversed landscapes, confronted adversities, and eventually found a place to call home. Rooted in the connections to Akwamu and Asanteman, the migrations, and the founding by the Aduana royal family, Obomeng embodies a cultural richness that reverberates through the annals of Kwahu's history.

Obomeng isn't just a town; it's a living monument, preserving traditions, leadership, and the unity forged from diverse lineages. Its influence remains indelible, shaping and enriching the broader Kwahu community as a cornerstone of heritage and identity.

Credit to Jesse Owusu

26/11/2023

26/11/2023

The ceremonial proceedings for the late Daasebre Akuamoah Boateng II, Kwahuhene, and former President of Kwahu Traditional Council (1917 - 2017) are set to commence today. The outlined schedule encompasses various traditional rituals and activities:

Sunday, 26th November 2023: Initiation of the Funeral Celebration includes pouring of Libation and Wake-Keeping accompanied by traditional dirges.

Monday, 27th November 2023: Ceremonial aspects such as Firing of Muskets, Drumming, and Nananom sitting in State will take place.

Tuesday, 28th November 2023: The mourning period continues, and the arrival of guests is ongoing.

Wednesday, 29th November 2023: Nananom will sit in State to receive guests.

Thursday, 30th November 2023: Various societies, clubs, and affiliated associations will parade through the Principal Streets of Abene. Additionally, the arrival of dignitaries such as Adikrofo, Headmen of Kwahu Traditional Area, and Kwahuhene with Chiefs in Palanquins is scheduled. The evening will witness the carrying of the Effigy (Ɔsɛmpɔn) to the funeral grounds.

Friday, 1st December 2023: The day includes Drumming, Firing of Muskets, Muslim Prayers, Chiefs, Adikrofo, Headmen, and Elders of Wings sitting in state, and the paying of homage.

Saturday, 2nd December 2023: The Final Funeral Rites will be conducted, with the Kwahuhene and Chiefs of Ɔkwahu sitting in State alongside Bretuo Abusua. The removal of Sɛmpɔn, Tiagya, and Aduansie by Ahenema will also occur.

Sunday, 3rd December 2023: A Non-Denominational Church Service will conclude the ceremonies.

24/11/2023

Neverending: Former Guinness Book of Records holder and esteemed chef, Hilda Baci, has recently entered the ongoing debate surrounding Ghanaian and Nigerian Jollof, expressing an opinion about the perceived deficiency in flavor attributed to the Ghanaian variant

23/11/2023

Marie-Louise Eta has been appointed as the coach for Union Berlin subsequent to the dismissal of Urs Fischer due to a series of unsatisfactory performances, culminating in a 4-0 loss against Bayer Leverkusen. Notably, her appointment marks a significant milestone as the inaugural female coach in the history of the Bundesliga.

22/11/2023

Unveiling the History of Kwahu Abetifi: A Saga of Migration and Settlement

Abetifi, a pivotal town in the Kwahu Traditional Area, holds a distinguished position as the headquarters of the Adonten division within the Kwahu Traditional Council. Led by the Adontenhene, this division historically led Kwahu's military campaigns and assumed the role of Kwahumanhene during paramountcy vacancies. Additionally, Abetifi serves as the district capital of the Kwahu East District in the Eastern Region and lies within the Abetifi Constituency.

The historical tapestry of Abetifi begins with the Etena Bretuo family, like many Kwahu lineages, tracing their origins to distant lands before settling in Kwahu. Legend has it that the Etena Bretuo family, once residents of Adansi Ayaase, actively participated in the Asante-Denkyira war as part of the Asante army's vanguard against the dominant Denkyira kingdom. However, dwindling numbers due to continuous warfare prompted their departure from Ayaase.

Under the leadership of Opanin DakyiAdo and Obaapanyin Sarfoaa, the family journeyed, initially pausing at Adokrom near Tokwaboho before uniting with their Bretuo clan at Tokwaboho, near Asante Mampong. Remarkably, Etena and Bretuo are branches of the same lineage - Etena ne Bretuo abusua.

Leadership transitions marked their journey, with ɛsono Gyima succeeding DakyiAdo, followed by Mampong Agyei, also known as Ampong Agyei, assuming leadership upon Gyima's passing.

Their settlement journey within Kwahu commenced at Dwerebease before finding a home at Abene, initially named Mampong Abɔso in recognition of Mampong Agyei's leadership. However, a pivotal moment arose when Ohemeng, an influential warrior from Effiduase, joined their expedition.

Venturing beyond a series of rocks, they discovered a habitable land they named 'Aboɔ ne tifi,' eventually transforming into Abetifi. Ohemeng became a ruler in Abetifi, while Krɔnkɔ assumed the role of Etena ne Bretuo Abusuapanyin, overseeing the lineage.

This historical account, pieced together from various sources, encapsulates the resilience, migration, and cultural amalgamation that define the captivating history of Kwahu Abetifi.

Compiled by Jesse Kwadwo Owusu Ampah, with credit to Abusuapanyin Ofosu Appiah, Etena ne Bretuo Abusuapanyin of Abetifi.

20/11/2023

Ebenezer Kobina Aidoo, the Headmaster of Mfantsipim School, appeals to parents to help pay electricity bills of the school, which they can’t afford to pay due to government defaulting in payment.

Reportedly, they have an outstanding balance of GH¢115, 000, out of an accumulated sum; which spans from January to October 2023, of GH¢204,000

20/11/2023

Paramount seats of Kwahu

18/11/2023

The vigilant observation of Black Sherif as he appraised the potential venue for his forthcoming Zaama Disco Concert in December bears semblance to a quest for alignment and harmony. Collaborating with his team, he engaged in an evaluation of the Africa Lake event grounds, embodying a journey toward the manifestation of artistic vision. As the esteemed laureate of the BET award, his communicated message reverberates as a communal call to experience a shared transcendence through the concert this year.

12/11/2023

The Kakum National Park teeters on the precipice of validation for mining endeavors, and should the imprimatur be granted, High Street Ghana Limited shall, within the bounds of legality, embark upon the extraction of approximately a quarter of the revered national sanctuary. Kakum will soon be a mining site.. 🥺🥺😭

11/11/2023

Regrettably, Raphael Dwamena has succumbed to a heart attack while on the field during the Albanian Superliga encounter between Egnatia and Partizani. Our heartfelt condolences go out to the bereaved. May Raphael Dwamena rest in peace.😔

11/11/2023

Ghanaian YouTuber and content creator, , proposes marriage to his girlfriend in a romantic manner.

09/11/2023

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has issued provisional outcomes for both school-based and privately enrolled candidates who participated in the current year's Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE). WAEC has articulated its intention to distribute the results of school-based candidates to their respective educational institutions via the Metropolitan/Municipal/District Directors of Education, while the results of privately enrolled candidates can be conveniently obtained on the Council's official website at www.waecgh.org

09/11/2023

If you lived & schooled in Ghana, you’ve probably come across this book at the early stages of your education; my first copy book— the Ghanaian book designed to better your handwriting.

Many years after, the child(Mrs Araba Swaniker) seen on the cover page of the book, re-enacts her pose; captured by Ghanaian photographer, , recently.

However, the cover photo of the book was originally captured by American photographer, Willis Eugene Bell.

09/11/2023

Tragic Loss in Dabi Asem, Koforidua Asokore: A 30-year-old man's life ends in despair, leaving a haunting su***de note. This heart-wrenching incident highlights the urgent need for mental health support and awareness in our community. 🕊️

06/11/2023

A chaotic London Derby

⚽️ Five goals scored
🚫 Five disallowed goals
👀 Nine VAR checks
🔴 Two sendings-off