Otumfuo Opoku Ware II, The Asantehene during an Adae CelebrationIn Kumasi. The swordbearer on Nana's left is the Busumuruhene.
Odeefuo has now crossed the Great River. Getty Images
The Beautiful Fante Queen of Mankessim, Nana Ama Amissah II. A dark complexion that surpasses the fair one, I must say. Getty
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The New Juabenhene, Nana Oti Boateng I, in Accra, during a durbar to welcome Queen Elizabeth II to Ghana in 1999. Getty Images.
Daasebre Oti Boateng I, The Ruler of New Juaben.
Daasebre Oti Boateng I, The Ruler of New Juaben.
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A traditional embrace for Pres. Bush by the New Juaben Ruler.
Nana acknowledges Pres. Bush.
The Mamponghene, Daasebre Osei Bonsu II, in Accra, in 1999.
The late Ruler of Asumegya in Asante, the Asumegyahene Odeneho Oduro Numapau II
Some Adowa moves by Nana Serwaa.
A traditional embrace for Pres. Bush by the New Juaben Ruler.
Nana acknowledges Pres. Bush.
The Mamponghene, Daasebre Osei Bonsu II, in Accra, in 1999.
The late Ruler of Asumegya in Asante, the Asumegyahene Odeneho Oduro Numapau II sitting in state in Kumasi during an Adaekese celebration in 1985/86. On Nana's left is the
Queen of Asumegya, Nana Nyankoropon. The Asumegyahene is the head of the Aduana
clan in Asante, and the Benkumhene of Asante. Relations of his, are the Kumawus, Agogos,
Kwamangs, and the now 'recalcitrant' Dormaas.
Some Adowa moves by Nana Serwaa.
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