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Retired Ashanti Regional Police Commander, COP Kofi Boakye had lauded His Majesty Otumfuo Osei Tutu II for his significant contributions to Asanteman, emphasizing the King’s profound influence on a global scale. Speaking to Opemsuo Radio’s Kofi Boakye, he commended Otumfuo for elevating the reputation of the Asantes worldwide through his exemplary deeds. “Forget about the Education Fund. There are tangible and intangibles. Tangibles are the things you can see, intangibles are the spirit. If you look at how Otumfuo Osei […]

Former Ashanti Regional Police Commander, Kofi Boakye, in an interview with Opemsuo Radio’s Kofi Boakye, highlighted that some individuals harbour envy towards the King and speak ill of him simply because he surpasses them in greatness. He referenced the Twi adage, “wo sene wo yonko a ɔtan wo,” which translates to “when you are greater than your friend, he envies you” in English. Commander 1 emphasized that beyond the well-known Otumfuo Foundation’s contributions to education, Otumfuo has elevated the status […]

The Former Ashanti Regional Police Commander, Kofi Boakye, has described Otumfuo Osei Tutu II as “obaatanpa.” He attributed this title to Otumfuo’s impartiality, emphasizing his lack of favouritism or tribalism. He noted that the King even extends his care to people from other ethnic groups, much to the surprise of his own people. “Otumfuo is ‘obaatanpa’. Whether you are from Anlo, Akuapem, Akyem, the North, or anywhere else, he does not show favouritism. Sometimes, our own people become upset when […]

Retired Commissioner of Police, Kofi Boakye, has strongly asserted that Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, the King of the Asante Kingdom, has never intervened in the duties of any government official within his jurisdiction. Speaking to Opemsuo Radio’s Kofi Boakye, he emphasized that claims suggesting Otumfuo’s involvement in governmental or security matters were unfounded. He clarified that Otumfuo refrains from influencing actions such as arrests or worker transfers, contrary to rumours. “I want everyone to understand that anyone in any public […]

Amidst diplomatic engagements, hospitality shone brightly as the Ivorian President, Alassane Ouattara, embarked on a courtesy visit to the Manhyia Palace, the seat of the Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II. The warmth of the King’s welcome and the graciousness of his demeanour were evident as he extended his hand in friendship and fraternity. His hospitality left an indelible mark on President Ouattara and his delegation. But it was the dinner that truly epitomized Otumfuo’s legendary hospitality. With the grandeur of […]

His Excellency Bishop Dr. Akwasi Adu Amankwah, a United States Ambassador to the United Nations Assembly, has described the King of the Ashanti Kingdom as a transformational leader whose reign has brought honour and fame to his people, Ghana, and Africa. He noted that since the reign of Otumfuo Osei Tutu II as the occupant of the Golden Stool in 1999, he has been a one-of-a-kind monarch whose kingship has brought glory to Ghana and Africa on the global stage. […]

Former New Patriotic Party (NPP) member, Alan Kyerematen, has commended Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, the King of the Asante Kingdom, for his significant contributions and the honour he has continually brought to his people. He pointed out the King’s prominence during Prince Charles’ coronation and stated, “You witnessed the remarkable prominence he received when interacting with heads of states and nations. Asanteman must truly recognize its immense value and significance. The special attention he received during the coronation highlights this.” […]

In recent times, Africa has witnessed a resurgence of military coups, raising concerns about the root causes behind these unsettling events. The Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, has offered valuable insights into the driving forces behind these coups, emphasizing the pivotal role played by the continent’s economic challenges. While each coup may have its unique catalysts, the common thread connecting them is the profound economic difficulties faced by African nations. These economic challenges have tested the patience of citizens who […]

Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II delivered a compelling address, emphasizing the enduring significance of traditional governance, specifically, the institution of chieftaincy. He highlighted that even the colonial powers recognized its importance in Ghana’s history during his speech at the St Andrews Africa Summit (SAASUM) held in Scotland on September 16. The Asantehene underscored how British colonial policies recognized the central role of Chiefs. While they didn’t always empower traditional leaders for development, they actively engaged them in the governance process. […]

Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, the revered KIng of the Asante Kingdom, has made a powerful case against viewing the resurgence of military coups in Africa as a rejection of democracy.  He believes that the current wave of military takeovers raises questions about the structures within African democracies. While he does not advocate for the abandonment of democratic principles, he suggests that it is time to reassess and potentially adapt these structures. Delivering the keynote address at the St Andrews […]