I'm happy to see my paternal and maternal sides meeting there to share their royal wisdom with us. More grease to your elbows. My mum is an assin and my dad from manpong akrofoso. I'm highly excited.
All Akans are from one womb. Let's see ourselves as one people. Fantes, Ashanties, Akim's/Akyems, Bono, kwahu's, etc. I'm half Sɛkyerɛ and kwabere in Asante region. We are one family.
Nana Acheampong,Yur in my mind, i Always Says all Akans,are One peoples from Kwaw Family,,, all are from Nubia Sudan , Mizrim, Eritrea, Etiopia ,,,canna, North East of Asia,,,Today called Egypt and Israelites,,,,,, Islam And Christianity and other foreign Religion have Seperated us
Not all fantis are Ashantis. Some fantis are ewes. The Aneho people used to lived in fanti land before the fanti came. When the Aneho people left some remain spoke fanti and eventually forgot the ewe language.
The beautiful woman is growing older. Gifty Anti , I used to watch her consistently on Breakfast show some years ago when I was in Ghana. I'm watching you from Alexandria Virginia United States. Nana Yaw Ntim Cash Cow 5:38
Nana Akua Aboagyewaa Kente Asante Mampong Kronko Hemaa Nana wo nkwaso piaww!!! I'm from Asante Mampong but I don't know any history about the Ashantis but I've learned a lot from you today, thank you very much, Nana as a child from Mampong I will come to you to learn more about Mampong history. Again thank you Oheneyere.
Oh how I love my culture. The Queens were very beautiful. Our great Women should be more recognize and appreciated in history. Since our culture is based on matrilineal heritage. Asantemaa deserves better. I am very happy they pointed it out. It is very important for out Queen and Queen mothers to push more for their right. It will help young women to be more respected in the Society and marriages. It could marginalize Women Abuse in the Society. I ❤️ to be from Asante Kingdom. 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭 I would have love to hear our language though.
Wowzy!! What an interesting, inspirational show & very well handled by Nanayere.👌🏾 Well, there we go, after all, you're a MOGAN!! 🤣🤣 N thanks to the Queen mothers for reliving v relevant historical background, as well as revelations within the chieftaincy & current structures. Obviously, male chauvinism continues to reign supreme!😮 Time for a rethink & change, Agyanom, Haaba!🤷🏾♀️ Nana Ahemaa, long may your good deeds continue. Fab show 👍🏾
Thank you Oheneyere. I have really learned a lot about our culture especially Nana Yaa Asantewaa , big ups to her . Because of her braveness , we have our Golden Stool.
The golden stool was hidden in a cave at Barikese. So nana yaa asantewaah fired the gun to scare the british and their alied asantes. It was at that time that they moved the golden stool from there to anither location for safe keeping. The situation has been wooving into proverb and when you hear the ashantis saying etuo ato wo bare then it means an asantehene has died.
@@sueaa7710 im living exemple, from côte d'Ivoire i dont speak twi but i still can manage to learn some in english. been said, i fully understand people saying why is this program in english 🙏🏽
I love Kronko Hemaa explanation of who are the Asante are but l think she sometimes struggled with her words choices. For example instead of ‘king’ she used ‘chief’ for an Asantehene. I have a question about the Assin people: if they are Asantes but geographically in Central region, does their paramount chief swear an oath to Asantehene?
@@posjaboateng5556 if you want to learn then l am helping you to learn the right thing. Asantehene is above paramount chief and has many of them swearing to him so I think he is more than a chief. No vex..Thanks
Disgrace to Our Ancestors, how can we tell our story with Someone's Language. Can't we use our own language to tell us our story. Am disappointed in this Program. So Assin and Asante Mampong are British.
Gifty I enjoy ur problem but I was shock to my core to see and hear u ramblings with ur Twi words and sentences even at your introduction of guest. I guess u should study the history of ur topic of discussion very at all time before u get on set.it is a shame but I guess u have still room to improve .u have to be fluent on the Twi language as u do in the English language.
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I'm happy to see my paternal and maternal sides meeting there to share their royal wisdom with us. More grease to your elbows. My mum is an assin and my dad from manpong akrofoso. I'm highly excited.
I really love these two Queen mothers. They know their history and full of grace and wisdom.
I pray a Ghanaian movie make will take this and make a high-quality films on this. Such rich history
ESPECIALLY WHEN WE ARE IN A TIME THAT FICTIONAL STORIES ARE BEING SOLD
All Akans are from one womb. Let's see ourselves as one people. Fantes, Ashanties, Akim's/Akyems, Bono, kwahu's, etc. I'm half Sɛkyerɛ and kwabere in Asante region. We are one family.
Nana Acheampong,Yur in my mind, i Always Says all Akans,are One peoples from Kwaw Family,,, all are from Nubia Sudan , Mizrim, Eritrea, Etiopia ,,,canna, North East of Asia,,,Today called Egypt and Israelites,,,,,, Islam And Christianity and other foreign Religion have Seperated us
Not all fantis are Ashantis. Some fantis are ewes. The Aneho people used to lived in fanti land before the fanti came. When the Aneho people left some remain spoke fanti and eventually forgot the ewe language.
Very nice program mesua ade3 paa afiri mu.
The beautiful woman is growing older. Gifty Anti , I used to watch her consistently on Breakfast show some years ago when I was in Ghana. I'm watching you from Alexandria Virginia United States. Nana Yaw Ntim Cash Cow 5:38
Her afro is so neat and crisp.
Nana Akua Aboagyewaa Kente Asante Mampong Kronko Hemaa Nana wo nkwaso piaww!!! I'm from Asante Mampong but I don't know any history about the Ashantis but I've learned a lot from you today, thank you very much, Nana as a child from Mampong I will come to you to learn more about Mampong history. Again thank you Oheneyere.
So much to learn from our lovely Queen Mother's.
God richly bless you all
This is beautiful display of culture. Please keep it up!
This series is very educative. Enjoying it
Oh how I love my culture. The Queens were very beautiful. Our great Women should be more recognize and appreciated in history. Since our culture is based on matrilineal heritage. Asantemaa deserves better. I am very happy they pointed it out. It is very important for out Queen and Queen mothers to push more for their right. It will help young women to be more respected in the Society and marriages. It could marginalize Women Abuse in the Society.
I ❤️ to be from Asante Kingdom. 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
I would have love to hear our language though.
They want others from different parts of Africa to also learn about our culture
Wowzy!! What an interesting, inspirational show & very well handled by Nanayere.👌🏾 Well, there we go, after all, you're a MOGAN!! 🤣🤣 N thanks to the Queen mothers for reliving v relevant historical background, as well as revelations within the chieftaincy & current structures. Obviously, male chauvinism continues to reign supreme!😮 Time for a rethink & change, Agyanom, Haaba!🤷🏾♀️ Nana Ahemaa, long may your good deeds continue. Fab show 👍🏾
Did you KNEW paa....Eiii Gifty Aunte
Thank you Oheneyere. I have really learned a lot about our culture especially Nana Yaa Asantewaa , big ups to her . Because of her braveness , we have our Golden Stool.
This is very educative. I will share with my daughters who are Asantes born in the USA.
More history on Assin people ❤❤much love for the queen mothers
Nana yere ask about ablou poku of Ivory Coast.
You deserve to be oheneyere ampa, God bless you
Bless you Oheneyere auntie Gifty live long
I love your show. Good job.
Then Ashanti Stull should have been ruled by the woman, and things could have been much better
Oh, quite interesting!
Nana you forgot to mention Nana Dwaben Serwaa and the Akyem Abuakwa's had Ohemaa Nana Dokua.
The golden stool was hidden in a cave at Barikese. So nana yaa asantewaah fired the gun to scare the british and their alied asantes. It was at that time that they moved the golden stool from there to anither location for safe keeping. The situation has been wooving into proverb and when you hear the ashantis saying etuo ato wo bare then it means an asantehene has died.
History books living in our Queenmothers minds
ASANTE WOMAN BORN IN THE CARRIBEAN, FROM A LONG LIENAGE OF WARRIOR WOMEN. THAT IS I!
Pls next time use Yr mother tongue for people to understand the programe better
I have learnt a lot
👍🏿❤
AKYIMS TOO THEY ARE FROM ADANSE
I love the content, but disappointed in the medium of communication, English. Whaaaaaaat?
What do you mean samuel, don't you know this program is an international one. It is not meant for only akan people in Ghana.
Yet you've written in English, why not in Twi?
@@sueaa7710 im living exemple, from côte d'Ivoire i dont speak twi but i still can manage to learn some in english. been said, i fully understand people saying why is this program in english 🙏🏽
Nana Hemaa of Assin please some of your narrations are not correct with all due respect
I love Kronko Hemaa explanation of who are the Asante are but l think she sometimes struggled with her words choices. For example instead of ‘king’ she used ‘chief’ for an Asantehene.
I have a question about the Assin people: if they are Asantes but geographically in Central region, does their paramount chief swear an oath to Asantehene?
Kings are used by Westerners, whilst chiefs are more traditional.
@@jupiter5041 please is chief also not an English word?
To known people can we just stop all this controversy and just learn aaaaabbbbaaaaa
@@posjaboateng5556 if you want to learn then l am helping you to learn the right thing. Asantehene is above paramount chief and has many of them swearing to him so I think he is more than a chief. No vex..Thanks
They don’t swear to ansantehene
Disgrace to Our Ancestors, how can we tell our story with Someone's Language. Can't we use our own language to tell us our story. Am disappointed in this Program. So Assin and Asante Mampong are British.
Oh fior! Did you type in your local language?
Be disappointed in your self
@@crystalzag7143, Mumu, I typed in English so that mumu /condemned soul like u can read and change your Slavery system. Your name na Sorry.
Sunan Mmerafo), i wonder the most mistakable mistake we normally do ,Aman Ghana
Masa if you don't understand English let us learn in peace
@@osoronyansrama1930 wagyimi paa
Assin Atendansu
Pls Madam Gifty learn and pronounce it well
How can our Queen mothers not be part of the national house or regional house of chiefs? This a travesty
Perfect question.
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Gifty I enjoy ur problem but I was shock to my core to see and hear u ramblings with ur Twi words and sentences even at your introduction of guest. I guess u should study the history of ur topic of discussion very at all time before u get on set.it is a shame but I guess u have still room to improve .u have to be fluent on the Twi language as u do in the English language.