Nana Kobena Kwedu IV, the Tufohene (Warlord) of Gomoa Ngyiresi and Banbohene of the Adonten Division within the Gomoa Assin Traditional Council, formerly known as the Gomoa Akyempim Traditional Council, in the Central Region, has gone viral after displaying a Bible during a palanquin dance.

The chief was captured in a widely circulated video performing a traditional dance as he entertained an enthusiastic audience during the celebration.

In the video, Nana Kobena Kwedu IV is seen picking up a Bible from his palanquin and making gestures suggesting that God is supreme.

While being carried in the air, the chief received loud cheers from his people as he continued to display his dancing skills.

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The celebration, believed to be part of a festival, also featured musketeers firing guns as part of the traditional activities.

Some social media users have since shared excerpts of the video widely, with many expressing their opinions about the chief’s Bible display and the traditional performance.

Watch the video below.

🚨 BREAKING: This Ghanaian king is going viral for proudly holding the Bible during his parade. 📖🇬🇭 Glory to God! 🙏🏾 pic.twitter.com/bLby4cQeWc

— Afia_Sugar (@ActiveblogGh) August 29, 2026

Ghananian king acknowledges the Bible by lifting it up during a parade, truly it is the word of God.. pic.twitter.com/WRrjWhFmTs

— Morgan B (@MorganBat21) August 29, 2026