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• Enoch 9 months ago

  I just like the Asantes for one thing. The can twist history to favour their narrative when the true history does not fall in line with how they want it today. They will do anything to ensure that they are not portrayed as pe ...
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  I just like the Asantes for one thing. The can twist history to favour their narrative when the true history does not fall in line with how they want it today. They will do anything to ensure that they are not portrayed as people who had another group of people settling among them and had their own way of doing things. However, you can twist history the way you want it but some traces of the true history will definitely remain.
  Why is it that Bantama has no queen mother?
  Why is the chief of Bantama selected on patrilineal
  lines?
  "'Mba n tema". My father gave it to me.

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• Mac 2 months ago

  Masa go away,do you want to tell the history of people you don’t know,when we say Akan are matrilineal,doesn’t mean all stools are inherited from only mother side,we have mama dwa and papa dwa in Asante,it not only the Ba ...
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  Masa go away,do you want to tell the history of people you don’t know,when we say Akan are matrilineal,doesn’t mean all stools are inherited from only mother side,we have mama dwa and papa dwa in Asante,it not only the Bantama stool that is inherited from the father side

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