Otumfuo attacks will spark a generational conflict that will outlast you, according to Okatakyie Afrifa explosions. Mother Hene

The Dormaahene, Oseadeeyo Agyemang Badu II, has been warned by Angel FM host Okatakyie Afrifa not to follow through on his constant criticism of the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, and her authority. According to Afrifa, the ongoing attacks will almost certainly lead to a generational conflict between the Asante and Dormaa peoples, a disagreement or struggle that will last longer than the Dormaahene. He stated that if the parties choose to let the simmering hostility worsen, it will negatively impact relationships at all levels, including those in the workplace, marriage, and business. "You are destroying marriages and relationships, Nana Dormaahene. On Thursday, October 25, 2023, he said on his radio show, "You will destroy friendships in the town." Citing the 2024 elections, he alluded to political objectives through the Dormaahene's acts. "You believe that Dormaahene and Otumfuo are involved in a chieftaincy dispute; this is how Dr. Agama and associates began." "Let's detach the people of Dormaa from Ashanti, including the NPP, so that the people of Dormaa will vote against the NPP, which is perceived as an Ashanti party, in the 2024 election," he declared, before accusing that the political objective was achieved. "What you are doing, Nana Dormaahene, is going to cause a generational conflict. That's right—you would have passed away. As an Ashanti, I find your constant attacks on Asantehene offensive," Afrifa emphasized. To make Dormaa a paramountcy - Otumfuo - it needed my uncle. The Otumfuo recently reiterated how the ancient Dormaa territory became a paramountcy, claiming that the past occupant of the Golden Stool made the choice necessary for it to happen. On October 19, 2023, the Asantehene gave a speech to his people during a meeting of the Asanteman Council in the Manhyia Palace. He stated that in order to counteract attempts to falsify history, it was necessary to review the past. The Asantehene discussed how the current Dormaahene's predecessor was sworn in during portions of his speech that Opemsuo Radio uploaded to YouTube. "My town is Sampa, Bono and Ahafo Before ascending to his kingdom, Agyeman Badu (the first) swore an oath in this location. Here at Government Boys School, he was an instructor. Before taking on his role, he swore in front of my uncle," Otumfuo said. "I am narrating this issue because of these infamous ones. "What on earth is it?" he asked, pausing to mention a chronological timeline of relationships and the ways in which royal politics have changed throughout time. The uncle of the current Dormaa chief, Agyeman Badu II, who has recently fired salvos at the Otumfuo, questioning his level of influence, is Agyeman Badu I, to whom he referred. Among other things, Dormaahene Osagyefo Oseadeayo Agyeman Badu II stated in a recent interview with Ghanaweb that there was "no King in Ghana" because the 1992 constitution had no mention of or provision for such a thing. Additionally, he is known to have forewarned chiefs under the Dormaa authority against beholding allegiance to any paramountcy other than the one that bestowed upon them their throne. Other stories Growing bigger while sitting in a bucket—is that true? The woman whose life was rescued from suicide has been sentenced to death for her attempt at suicide. A spokesman for Nogokpo said, “Our chiefs accepted bribes to drop the Agyinasare case; I rejected $100,000.” Michael Cohen: Trump confronts his worst adversary in court Chief is detained by police for allegedly trying to sodomize a 17-year-old boy