Asante yɛ Ɔman

Asante: We have a lot of story to tell!

Such a Historic and Important edifice for the Ashanti Kingdom. Manhyia Palace Museum is there for us to learn about our Culture and learn about the legacy of our Great Ancestors. God bless ASANTEMAN. Ashanti Kingdom! Home of Warriors!! Piawww! Piawww!! Piawww!!!

Good job G.B.C.❤❤❤

The one who did the statue is very good.if you don't look well you may think is Real human being sitting there

@CEinstein92

2 ай бұрын

I totally agree. They’re made of wax material, similar to the ones found in Madame Tussauds.

I love my culture.

The presenter was engaging, enthusiastic and intellectually curious, and his tour guide, Mr. Justice Brobbey, the head curator of Manhyia Palace Museum was a well of wisdom and ever articulate. Brilliant presentation by GBC, and tribute to Asanteman, and the wider Ghana. Piawww!

Great work GTV... Keep it up

Beautiful! Beautiful people of Asante, Long live the king Asantehene. Asanteman

The asantes history is not a joke or kwaku ananse story . Their history is bigger than the nation Ghana . If the white people did not intervine they could have make ghana bigger than how it is today..God bless the asantes

Piaaawwwww Ghana is Asante.

A Rich Black Man in his Kingdom sounds about right⚫️✊🏾😊

Asante y3 Oman❣️

Thank you GBC

Ghana to the whole wiase. Very educative

Piaww I love this program

Piaww.....Rich culture

Piawwww 🎉

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Mr curator, please put QR code beside the pictures.

Gbc man no more already

I don't like the curator was rushing

So so sad nothing symbolic show the man behind all this kingship, culture and war who is called OKOMFO ANKLOKYE That made all this possible 😢😢😢 🙏🏽 do something about it cause after show the history. We the smart ones will ask who was that man that gave our almighty King wisdom and power. Which caused this whole history

@Asantedairy

2 ай бұрын

The biggest hospital has been named after him and shs too what do you want again. Didn't you see they didn't talk about the previous Asante Kings but those who occupied this present palace

@nanaopoku3594

Ай бұрын

My brother, there is the Komfo Anokye Sword Site at KATH (Gee), which is opened to tourists or visitors.

The Curator needs to correct himself, he is wrong to say our forebears had no formal education but were able to creat such works. Our forebears had an education not one based on western ideals.why does he talk as though western education is the standard, that's the colonial miseducation, we should stop this type of damaging mentality where we demean our educational system.