Professor Sarfo Kantanka thank you

The United States practices how Asante was organized. No wonder it has prospered. Colonialism impeded Asante's development.

Teacher Kantanka, you are a national treasure. Basically, we are now practicing what we inherited from the colonialists. It is alien hence our challenges. A national conversation must consider restoring the values of our traditional system.

I have thoroughly enjoyed this wonderful education and feel so proud of our ancestors! Thanks a million!!!!

Always great listening to the history of a great Nation called Asante ❤️

you see how wise ashanti is ? that's why they're proud of themselves,

@guysisko394

3 жыл бұрын

thanks opanin,as old as i am never heard a history of ashanti's like this before,is good to let us know all of them really appreciate it.

@NanaWiafeAkentenII

3 жыл бұрын

🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

I am awed and very proud of Ashantiman internal and external organisation. You've imparted more historical and social knowledge that I studied at school and home. I feel proud today.

@NanaWiafeAkentenII

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks 🙏🏿

Wow

Great nation. People who love and are proud of their identity, good for them

Wow so beautiful thanks for sharing sir

Well educated

Asantes really had an instituted Kingdom. They were way ahead of time

@NanaWiafeAkentenII

3 жыл бұрын

Very true

I have been reading a lot of history lately and I think our forefathers had a superior government than we have today. The traditional leaders must arise , they have slept for too long.

Wow!! ASANTE SHOULD BE THE SAME AS USA 🇺🇸 HMM 🤔

@user-bg7rg2xl6k

3 жыл бұрын

We are.

@grayarron3646

2 жыл бұрын

It could have been big if not the British

Good education

Can you explain why we got the clans example Aduana Abusua all the Clans please. And more about Obri Komfo Anokye.

Please, I need a history of Amanten traditional area in brong east region

@NanaWiafeAkentenII

4 жыл бұрын

Alright, we’ll get that for u

MponponsuoTv mekyia mo nyinaa. M3p3 aky3w, s3n na na asanteman asrafo) sua s3nea w)ko? Nimde3 p)tee b3n na gye s3 )srafo) sua ansa na )tumi ne ne tamfo ko?

Thanks for your education. I have a question to ask. I head Mamponghene is second (Vice) to Asantehene. However, Mamponghene is considered as Abrempong which according to narrator is under Omanhene and the Omanhene is also under Asantehene. Base on this, how can Mamponghene be considered as the vice to Asantehene?

@boaduemmanuel4857

Жыл бұрын

Mamponghene is OMANHENE

Can you do other Akan areas like Kwahu? Or at least as you talk about Asante, bring in their interaction with other states like Kwahu, Akyem, etc?

@animals_luv

3 жыл бұрын

Kwahu and Asante no difference

@amoakorichard1

2 жыл бұрын

From the little I know, Kwahu's were also an Ashanti state and they were residing at present day Kwamo, a suburb of Kumasi. They rebel against the Asante confederacy and had to flee to the mountains to present day Kwahu. Same can be said about the Baulè tribe in La Côte D'voire; They are also Asante's

Not really history, is it?

@32:12 Please you did not mention Adanwomase. We make kente cloth. I know Bonwire is our neighbors. Masa i declare war against you😅😅😅😅😅joking

@NanaWiafeAkentenII

3 жыл бұрын

😂

It is not truly democratic in choosing the Chief in Asanteman. It is only the Queen's mother (one person) who chooses the chief without any consultation with the Abusua if she chooses. This aspect of the Queen selection often brings litigation as 98%, as the Queen chooses her son. This aspect of choosing the chief often results in infighting between the gates which has brought too many litigations in Asante. This practice is wrong /outmoded and the selection should be discussed in the Abusua including the Abusua and if necessary two candidates should be forwarded to the Kingmakers for them to decide. It should not be just the Queen mother only selection that should be accepted. That is not truly democratic in my opinion and the amamerE should be updated to reflect today's society.

@boaduemmanuel4857

Жыл бұрын

The kingmakers are the one who elects the CHIEF. They can decide to reject the nomination of the Queen Mother. If the Queen's nomination is rejected 3 times, it is the kingmakers who then take over to nominate and elect one person.

@tsatsabuzanga1490

Жыл бұрын

@@boaduemmanuel4857 You have proved my assertion right that it is not truly democratic. It should be discussed within the Abusua before the Queen's mother nominates, but sadly, quite often, this is not the case. This often brings litigation among the gates.

@boaduemmanuel4857

Жыл бұрын

If the Queen mother consults the Abusua, then there will be no need for kingmakers. Modern democracy is an offspring of the traditional democracy. There's no difference. In modern democracy, if you want to contest for say MP or PRESIDENT, someone has to nominate you first. After nomination, the voters will then vote. In the traditional system, the nomination is what's done by the Queen mother. After nomination, the Kingmakers will then vote.

@tsatsabuzanga1490

Жыл бұрын

All I am saying is that if the Queen's mother only chooses and there is no input from the whole Abusua. It is not democratic. When it is finalised, then it goes to the next level where it could be two candidates where the final say lies with the kingmakers. Without any input from the Abusua, it can not be truly democratic.

"To my Ashante, the Pink flamingo with one foot down is coming, surprising no one, followed by the black camel, be warned. Seek refuge or flee." These words seem like nonsense to me, but I don't often dream words I've never heard before. It was a womans voice and she pronounced the end of the tribal name with a Teh and not tea. I'm looking for someone with a sore or broken right ankle.

Most of what this man is saying doesn’t add up. On the tradition side I can say he is right but on the other historical side some of his narrations are not true. You need a good Ashanti historian to give you a proper history of Ashantis.

@NanaWiafeAkentenII

3 жыл бұрын

Which part doesn’t add up to u

@africanchild2541

3 жыл бұрын

Then teach us. More info never hurts. It is possible to forget some facts during narration of a story/ history.

@simp1eone

Жыл бұрын

he didn't response 😅😅😅😅😅😅 shame on you. you tried it

Yaa Abua Anane, Ekuona clan, even if you were taken to the United States you still were apart of the kingdom. I know mi Fatta tried getting to that stool. 🫡✌🏾