The dispute between the Dormaahene and Otumfour Osei Tutu II has remained contentious over time. Otumfour Osei Tutu II spoke to a group of leaders who are attempting to impose their agenda on others.
In a new video, the Asantehene issues a harsh warning to rulers in the Bono East and Ahafo areas, telling them to humble themselves.
Oseadeeyo Agyemang Badu II, the Dormaahene, has long advocated for kings and politicians to do more to improve their surroundings.
The Asantehene appears to have heard some of those comments and responded. He made the remark in response to claims that the Dormaa state was free and independent of any other monarchy. Those who dared to challenge Otumfour received a warning.
Otumfour Osei Tutu’s purported bodyguard has challenged Dormaahene’s son to step on Bono if he is a man, and Dormaahene’s son has responded.
In a still video with background audio uploaded by Nana Kwame, Dormaahene’s son calmly described the situation and dared the bodyguard to walk foot in Bono or Dormaa.
Dormaahee’s son clarified that his father, Nana Agyeman Badu, never offended the Asantehene when attempting to clarify the skewed history.
He stated that he does not want to include Otumfour in his response to the bodyguard, but he does not believe Otumfour will accept what the bodyguard said in the video.
“I can’t imagine a Manhyia Palace chief encouraging a rumored bodyguard to offend Dormaahene.” He made his case.
He also issued a warning to NPP’s Hopeson Adorye, telling him to keep his mischief in Accra. ” Be cautious, Hopeson, if he lacks comprehension and will be used for foolish work.” Dormaahene’s sons came to an end.
The preceding set the stage for the current feud between Dormaahene Nana Oseadeeyo Agyemang Badu and His Royal Majesty, Otumfour Osei Tutu.
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