LIVESTREAMING: Day 2 of Asantehemaa's burial rites

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• PHILTY McNASTY 7 years ago

  How many times must she repeat over and over the same thing and then mix it up with that bleating eeeeeh eeeeeeh intonations. Jesus Christ send her away to more training. This is live TV not radio broadcast so mindful we can ...
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  How many times must she repeat over and over the same thing and then mix it up with that bleating eeeeeh eeeeeeh intonations. Jesus Christ send her away to more training. This is live TV not radio broadcast so mindful we can see things for ourselves not repeat 50 times Sefwi Wioso over and over again like a scratchy jamming radio signals. Eeeeeeeh Eeeeeeh Sefwi Wioso Eeeeeeeh Eeeeeeh Sefwi manhene Eeeeeeeh Sefwi Wioso are mad. Get off the air.

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• Kwame 7 years ago

  My condoleances to Asanteman,Her soul rest in peace. But this issue of curfew on thursday needs to be reconsidered. I think we have very rich tradition but some aspects can be updated like the threat regarding this curfew.

  My condoleances to Asanteman,Her soul rest in peace. But this issue of curfew on thursday needs to be reconsidered. I think we have very rich tradition but some aspects can be updated like the threat regarding this curfew.

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• K.A. Baffour, BSc(Hons), MBA 7 years ago

  Farewell to the Queen of Asanteman. Your contribution to the Ashanti Region was exemplary. It was through your valiant efforts and the effort of your son - Otumfuo Osei Tutu; Krobea Asante Kotoko - that the Ashanti Region h ...
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  Farewell to the Queen of Asanteman. Your contribution to the Ashanti Region was exemplary. It was through your valiant efforts and the effort of your son - Otumfuo Osei Tutu; Krobea Asante Kotoko - that the Ashanti Region has made tremendous progress in education.
  
  For the past 8 years, Kumasi has always come first in the SHS exams on a city-by-city basis beating other strong educational cities such as Cape Coast and Accra. A recent survey indicated that 80% of students in state universities in Ghana are from 3 regions: Greater Accra, Ashanti and Eastern Region. As a young boy growing up in Kumasi, the city had only a few schools such as Prempeh, Owass and St. Louis that really excelled in national exams. Now the situation is completely different in Kumasi with a larger number of schools doing very well in the SHS exams e.g. Anglican SHS, Kumasi High, Kumasi Girls and Asanteman SHS.
  
  As a man who grew up in Kumasi and now has an MBA (Master of Business Administration) from an Ivy League university in the U.S.A., I can safely say that your influence as the Queen in encouraging education in Ashanti has paid off.
  
  We, the educated young men from Kumasi who are pursing professional careers in western countries would like to extend our gratitude to the late Asantehemaa and her son, Otumfuo for transforming the educational fortunes of the Ashanti Region.
  
  Nana Hemaa: Nante Yie.

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• Akwetey 7 years ago

  Kofi Adoma calling a queenmother ``Momee`` at a traditional sstands like this.Cheap presenters!

  Kofi Adoma calling a queenmother ``Momee`` at a traditional sstands like this.Cheap presenters!

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• Bruwaa 7 years ago

  The Adom fm presenters should apply some courtesy and mannerism into their presenting.their approach to interview lack respect.Nana Yaa just asking naems withot respect.They should know when to apply and use the word ``PLEASE ...
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  The Adom fm presenters should apply some courtesy and mannerism into their presenting.their approach to interview lack respect.Nana Yaa just asking naems withot respect.They should know when to apply and use the word ``PLEASE``!!

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