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• Aba 6 months ago

  Exactly the right way to go

  Exactly the right way to go

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• National and Regional House of Chiefs corruption is the problem of chieftancy dispute. 6 months ago

  The Nationalamd Regional House of Chiefs corruption in conniving with unqualified individuals to become chiefs are the problem. When the true Royal families take their matter to them and that family is poor, these institution ...
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  The Nationalamd Regional House of Chiefs corruption in conniving with unqualified individuals to become chiefs are the problem. When the true Royal families take their matter to them and that family is poor, these institution will never take the matter and refuse to address the issue especially when the unqualified person has influence on them just like destooled Pra Agyensaim VI and the Royal Ampong family issues. Both institutions have connived with him to steal the kingdom from the rightful owners when they know this deposed Pra Agyensaim VI was just a Regent chief to the Assin Owerinkyi Kingdom in Assin Kushea.

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• Richmond B. D. 6 months ago

  There is lack of commitment for successive governments to support the codification of the Lines of succession which are mainly the cause of many chieftaincy disputes. We all know the problem but refused capriciously to solve ...
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  There is lack of commitment for successive governments to support the codification of the Lines of succession which are mainly the cause of many chieftaincy disputes. We all know the problem but refused capriciously to solve it. The Research Directorates of the National and Regional Houses of Chiefs have been neglected and under resource to undertake its constitutional mandate in the 1992 Constitution. Let us think twice please.

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