HOW BOSOM TANO BECAME MOST POWERFUL DEITY IN ASANTE - Gods & Kings of Asante Par 2

[@Whispers-oftheAncients]

it is so relaxing listening to our history, please bring him again

[@oheneappiahbismark4109]

Yes 👍 we need him live

[@richellekankamagyir3671]

Good to have him here he has really enlighten us paa. God bless him

[@jeffa8441]

Nice History, very deep......The Asantes are very strong and powerful, You can clearly see it. Very educative.....the man is good

[@quasi_memphis]

If you watched more than once, please gather here. Powerful rendition of our cultural heritage and history

[@LuigiRoyale]

Sayana really dropped knowledge .Respect ❤❤❤❤

[@kyeremutv8661]

Extremely interesting to know my history as an Ashanti. Thank you Maame Grace. This has been the best of the best. This guy needs to write a book for present and future generations

[@kitosbrew9580]

Powerful Okomfo, with the deepest historical facts 🙏 💯 May he live long for Ghana 🇬🇭

[@golddust61]

🔥🔥Powerful, Nana Sayana good job. Nana forgot to mention that the Asantes gave a fake Golden Stool that one of the envious chiefs made and confiscated by Asante King to the Brittish, and that most of the conquered lands of Techiman was given to Otumfuo's son Nkoransa as a gift to rule over them. Again Nanny was a queen in Asante who was taken to Jamaica as a war captive and grouped all the Asantes as well as other Akans to form the maroons and fought against the British in Jamaica to gain independence during colonial era. The Maroons has mentained most of their Asante cultral practices till date, hence the flag of Jamaica has the same colors as the flag of Asante. You have Maroons in Jamaica, Suriname, Guyana and so on they are all mostly Asantes and other Akans. Like wise Baule tribe in Ivory Coast parted from Asante during Asante civil war and formed Powerful Kingdom by queen Abena Pokua in the Ivorycoast as well. They are all Asantes. Piaaww, very Powerful history indeed, The Asante Kingdom is not a joke and a force to reckoned with💪🔥🔥✨

[@hafizmohammed9089]

maame grace thank you for letting us know our history

[@akosuabrefo3354]

I remember, some of those Ivorians traced their roots to Nsuta and came there

[@KofiAsieduBerchie]

Nanny of the maroons was apparently from Nsuta. I have seen the Fake sika dwa at the British Army Royal Engineer museum in Gillingham, Kent, UK with my own eyes feely feely like kofitv. I laughed the first time I saw it, I had to consult my father, who confirmed a fake sika dwa being assumed as the original.

[@akosuabrefo3354]

@@KofiAsieduBerchie Really I didn't know the lady was from Nsuta. I will ask about that.

[@KofiAsieduBerchie]

@@akosuabrefo3354 apparently she was royal but the story is aa little more extensive than Nana was able to put to rest. Our stories are hearsay hence why we all need an AiST Universal Keyboard so we can start writing our literature in all Ghanaian languages.

[@McCarthyasokoborizina]

I really love this man, Maa Grace keep going high and higher Our Ancestors are with you 😊

[@sonofnature6925]

Nanny is Jamaica. Her head is on the Jamaican dollar. A Ghanaian Asante princess that fought for the freedom of slaves in Jamaica. She is so revered in Jamaica

[@akosuabrefo3354]

She is traced to be an Akan - Asante

[@sonofnature6925]

@@akosuabrefo3354 True

[@MichaelAbebreseAgyeman]

Asanteman got history. God bless Asanteman

[@omaboeebenezerniinarh2150]

Nana is giving us alot of sense to think about it.

[@potentialmedia2734]

Let's go back to our root. Africa history defines us. Good job by Nana and maame Grace

[@ekayaproperties]

Wow great you continued

[@campvibes4673]

Asante Forver 💪🏿

[@mustaphayushawu4076]

Much love maame Grace,I really like your Actions,Remain bless forever and ever

[@kingbolttv]

❤️❤️❤️

[@akushikaafia3544]

He really good !! Learned a lot from his teachings .

[@ammadonkoh3034]

What Nana is saying about the power of the Asante is true I come to UK at very young age of 18yrs in 1966 that time an English person will ask you what country do you come from and if you say Ghana they will then ask you again where in Ghana and if you say kumasi they will then hoo the warriors ashanti So the old people then knew how powerful the Asantes are

[@jenifamicheal7613]

This Okomfo has help some before I lost his number Maa grace thank you for bringing him back to me .if it is not this nana Sayana will would have hung my self by now thank you nana Sayana may god richly bless you and your ancestors 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@ancestralplug]

Your comment has motivated me. I will visit him and tell him my problems

[@nanabee593]

I love this and I'll edge you to keep the good work going. 😘

[@armstrongent01]

That was an awesome interview. I'm very glad and hoping for a successive interview 🔥🔥🔥🇬🇭

[@bombey67amaglo99]

This man is very good in history, this is Ghanaian bible reading chapter 1verse1going read all.

[@abanyaadu8495]

Nana....she was taken as a slave to Jamaica with her brothers, but she was very brave and escaped into the surrounding mountains and killed several slave raiders who tried to take her back...after all their unfruitful efforts, they left Nana alone and she became a leader of her people(maroons)...and thus later her picture was even imprinted on their currency...but they cldnt properly mention her name, so they called her "Nane"

[@fadelamptey9341]

👍🏿

[@sharondap22]

Thanks

[@jemimaasante8927]

The history Africans know is of the Hebrews what a shame thanks a lot Mame Grace. Please he must come again I could watch to the end very lovely and educative

[@amanuerkie4206]

Listening to the narratives..our history is almost as similar if not the same as what's been told in the Bible..very intriguing.!!! Maame Grace, I'll appreciate it if a segment is created purposely for the narratives of our Ghanaian history..there's a lot to be learnt.. God bless you Ma'am.

[@edmondopoku4212]

He is very intelligent and smart he don't repeat words

[@studentubegh3240]

I noticed that too

[@yaaasantewaah4709]

Wow wow wow Revelations to the world 🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍

[@kyeremutv8661]

Maame Grace please bring this guy once a week to the show

[@kyeremutv8661]

And to level this get traditional historians from every region to give us some insight of their history. It's one Ghana so we need all the spectrum of our land and people

[@muhammedmoubaraq4618]

Please invite him for wan week......we love history

[@lordkwabenacashes6251]

Great to hear that from you Nana

[@armstrongent01]

This needs to be continued Maame Grace. History was very powerful

[@richardboateng1074]

Wow Mama Grace pls him back this is what we need to learn as a country.👌✌

[@agarthadarko3696]

Thank you Maame Crace I am enjoying it

[@belindan5173]

Thank you 🙏🏾 that was very beautiful and very relieving teachings ❤

[@kwakutaurus1689]

Clear history indeed

[@Owner7433]

Asantes we are great

[@westsyd1576]

Ive enjoyed very well Maame Grace, pls allow the rest of the ethnic groups to also come and tell us history

[@sheriffg7076]

The program is open to all; let other ethnic groups with knowledge about their history drop Gaia a message. We all want to learn.

[@kwameaygapong2415]

Mama Grace i love

[@kojokyei8204]

I think this is the most interesting programme. Soo relaxing, watching it

[@robertkudjoeacolatse7183]

Asantes and Anlos were alliance during most of those wars but many histories couldn't reveal it.

[@augustinenanaadjeisikapa314]

Wow

[@hismajestytheprophet398]

This man must come back Mame Grace

[@bekayschannel6866]

Such an intelligent okomfuo .🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@ericboateng7802]

Grace,wasum y3 wod3 papa

[@muhammedmoubaraq4618]

I LIKE THIS MY

[@cameronofoesakplavie6965]

Nana is Good n Great.

[@standfirm3458]

The day and night effects in the forest where the Golden stool was hidden anytime the whites attempted to cease it is similar to the Bible story of the Israelites crossing the Nile and there was a pillar of cloud behind the people where it lits at night and leads the crowd. The Egyptians couldn’t catch up with them because of the protection the pillar of cloud gave them.

[@edmundnanayawkorankye2574]

Queen of Nanny was sent to Jamaica.

[@bigarrow5194]

@@edmundnanayawkorankye2574 I read about this

[@AwoYaa23]

Yes, reparations need to be arranged where necessary. Africans living in US are still fighting for reparations since…it’s funny how Maame Grace is seriously debating pains and hardship caused through war but we so easily and readily, without any remorse or this ‘pain’ as she calls it here, accept the white man and his religion. Oh Africa, who curse we!!! Kudos to this platform though, always enlightening stuff here. Economic enlightenment opening up soon! 🔥

[@edmondopoku4212]

Bring him back again 😍

[@stephenboateng9360]

What he is saying is very true cos I already knew this

[@augustinenanaadjeisikapa314]

Powerful history

[@samcriss4068]

I'm proud of this country history.

[@braernest3073]

We are the biggest platform

[@gyembay1480]

Kofi Ghana

[@AkwasiBoaitey-y9w]

The guy is deep trust me tho he's not taking time to build points but he's deep

[@mensahabrompa9188]

The War of the Golden Stool, also known as the Yaa Asantewaa War, the Third Ashanti Expedition, the Ashanti Uprising, or variations thereof, was a campaign in 1900 during the series of conflicts between the United Kingdom and the Ashanti Empire later Ashanti Region. Yaa Asantewaa I was born 1840 Died 1921 at the age of 81. On September 14, 1939, the VS-300, the world's first practical helicopter, took flight at Stratford, Connecticut. Designed by Igor Sikorsky and built by the Vought-Sikorsky Aircraft Division of the United Aircraft Corporation, the helicopter was the first to incorporate a single main rotor and tail rotor design. I wonder when the helicopter was used in capturing Nana yaa Asantewaa 🤔

[@sekhmetama3305]

The helicopter part made me laugh so hard. 😂😂.. Helicopter for where? Haha.. He thought we won't check anaa? Besides she wasn't the only leader from Africa who was exiled. They all went by ship.. Abeg.

[@foam3132]

It was the 5th expedition actually

[@gladysoppong4944]

How long have it been till now , chai history paa nei Most of them I haven't heard of it mpo !

[@dominicowusu4195]

Bring him back

[@oheneappiahbismark4109]

Yes we need him live

[@richmondampah-baiden5848]

Hello Maame, please go to Kodie Buoho and ask for Amoapong. It is another story or ask Nsumankwahen about it.

[@KingSly007]

It’s about time we write our history down and make available because most of our history are verbally passed down so it gets diluted and changed with time

[@stephenboateng9360]

He is saying the truth cos the Asantes fought back the Benins according to history and took their stuffs which is still here in Ghana, Asante

[@akosuabrefo3354]

Rich history

[@TWOTAA]

It is interesting that every spiritual leader that have been on this show basically say that same thing. The problem in Africa is the religion they have gotten into and neglecting the old ways.

[@slykobina]

Yes they use your own people against you as they did to Gaddaffi. Kobby Ireland. Kobby Ireland

[@mamajane3935]

History oooo

[@nanaappiah674]

Queen Elizabeth can not be bigger than OTUMFOUR OSEI TUTU 💯

[@yawnyarko8693]

Her kingdom has conquered territories more than the Roman empire,so yes she's far powerful than Africa

[@nanaappiah674]

@@yawnyarko8693 if you think that queen Elizabeth kingdom is far powerful than Africa then is your own cup of tea 🍵but for me OTUMFOUR OSEI TUTU kingdom is the most powerful in the whole world.

[@yawnyarko8693]

@@nanaappiah674 yh,I know osei tutu is but statistics shows her power is far greater than Africa during colonisation era

[@nanaappiah674]

@@yawnyarko8693 what is statistics bro for me i believe in reality not fake kingdom like queen Elizabeth.

[@issahayubah8297]

She can’t be bigger than otumfour in wat ways ?

[@opokukoomson9727]

That’s was how they lived, if you faught to win, you kill all those defeated , even God order the Isrealist to clear all the lands conquered 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🧘‍♂️🧘‍♂️🧘‍♂️

[@kofidankwah]

Nanny of Jamaica.

[@s.p.7525]

Queen of nanny helped the jamaicans. i think think thats where she was. the jamaicans celebrate her

[@abanyaadu8495]

@Maame Grace, but the killing after war dierr its a preservation strategy'ooo...even in the bible, all King David's wars, the God of his fathers told him to kill everything, men women children, even the animals...Saul was told to do same and he kept the fat oxen to sacrifice to God and God got upset for his disobedience, so the prophet Samuel said to him, "to obey is better than to sacrifice".

[@kofidankwah]

Nanny was an 18th century Maroons' ONH leader in Jamaica.

[@kurtisaddo5421]

Queen NANI, Jamaica

[@baffourayidua7663]

This man is making Ashanti look flawless……..Asem oo

[@litmanmandela2032]

why you have problem

[@mj34]

Queen Nanny of the maroons was sent to Jamaica

[@joebernard9031]

👏👏👏

[@ammadonkoh3034]

Please mame Grace bring nana back

[@MrDeedew-u2v]

Madame Grace do really like Asantes???

[@yaapokuaa1786]

🥰🥰🥰💯

[@ammadonkoh3034]

What is the name they him

[@ellenagyei-tuffour1631]

Some people are writing jealousy comments. If you can, go to revelations and talk about your own history erh. Why are people so jealous when it comes to Asantes?

[@reubinowusu349]

He gave a very good history bravo.. but certain things doesn't add up first the war that Osei Tutu died was against the Akyems and not the fantes,also its okomfo Tudi that foresaw the coming of the whites and he was beheaded for that,the blood that came out was like white powdery form and have anyone ever asked about the war that took place in jihasikan and how the name came to be against the Ewes?? Personally I think one has to dig deeper to know our history well cos the Europeans came to the from the coastal areas how were they able to to pick people from northern part of the country and lastly whenever you read about how the various tribes we establish you realise some missing pieces in all of them

[@oboy_fk]

We are learning but sometimes choice of words are hurting

[@litmanmandela2032]

eii ghana everything about Ashantis people get problem 🙄

[@akakonin6924]

Nanny of the Maroons

[@nanaafiaanawa4058]

Maame 😀😀😀😛

[@nanakay1sirb596]

Queen Nanny of Jamaica the maroons

[@MrLordEric]

❤❤❤

[@godfredboateng2689]

Queen of Nanny Jamaica She was from the Ashanti Region She is the one in front of the Jamaican dollar

[@ammadonkoh3034]

Even in the bible it was so, they defeat you they take your women, your land ,your stocks everything belongs to the winner

[@ammadonkoh3034]

Yes in the olden years there was war every where our old generation our fourth parent want to war even in the whole world country

[@mendezcakson]

I watched one video somewhere and the guy said Konfo Tuda was the one who hye nkɔm that whites will be coming to Ghana. So now I'm hearing it's komfo Yawmoah

[@attakofiamoako5456]

This Festish Priest is distorting that history. It Okomfo Tuda and not Okomfo Yamoah, who prophecy the coming of the Whiteman

[@mendezcakson]

@@attakofiamoako5456 yeah but it also seems like he knows the history very well too that's what confuses me.

[@lordnanayaw6796]

We have another Tano call TAABEM

[@evansananepoku1231]

Maame Grace, how many people did even GOD kings David, Solomon, Saul and the other kings of God kill in their time. Even He who created them. The gods killing people at war is no newa

[@hoperoute6497]

So far this is a history of Asante against same Akans, so you should know this thats not cover the whole country. so please we want to learn the history of other main tribes cos listening carefully means their way is to conquer and take over so there will be a reason why they couldnt conquer other main tribes but this time around we want to hear the history of other groups from the people them self's so we know whether the Asante try invading and they where defeated. learning shouldnt be limited at one point. thanks

[@stephenboateng9360]

Asantes fought far away from here eg. Benin and they have some of their possessions with them now. They brought some out during Afia Kobi's funeral

[@purity7446]

Very intelligent Priest

[@kitosbrew9580]

Woooooooow amazingly awesome. May this show continue in abated 👌 👏 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@tranquilityi3570]

Wonderful, however I think he is too full of asante. How can we be one when it's all about asante. I thought I was coming to listen to Tano story. I can understand that he is proud to be asante 🙏🙏🙏

[@baffourayidua7663]

Is not true BA has never been defeated as per history 😢 I wish my grandfather is still alive to tell the true about Brong and Ashanti history

[@thegenerals8437]

History is a complicated bird

[@sekhmetama3305]

So Prempeh 1st was exiled in 1896 with 12 other people including including ex chief Kwamim Apia of Mampong. At this point, Asante was under the British that's why Yaa Asentewaa revolted as none of the men were doing anything about it. Unfortunately she followed the King to Seychelles in 1900. I think after she was exiled, the Asantes gave the golden stool to the British as they were afraid of being exiled or being killed. I mean think about it, the took over the Ashanti empire from 1902 till independence. Queen Vic was giving out a hefty reward for it. These whites will stop at nothing for finding the real thing. It's my opinion that if the elders went to cry to Queen Vic (as he mentioned), then it can be said that they've lost the stool. The stool gave them power. I don't foresee The Great Ashantis crying to their enemy if they were still in possession of the stool (this is just my opinion and not factual) If it was still in Ashanti empire, I don't think no Asentehene will convert to christianity or even kneel before an archbishop in church (current Asantehene knelt before Archbishop Justin Welby, Google). By the way the first Asentehene to convert to Anglican is Prempeh 1st, and he did only after Yaa Asentewaa death. He tried to convince Yaa Asentewaa to convert so they will be taken back home but Yaa Asentewaa refused to convert and started a hunger strike, she died on 17 October 1921 (unsure of cause of death). 3 years after her death, Prempeh 1st was allowed back to Ghana after converting to Anglican. By the way, this Yaa Asentewaa travelling in style with helicopter, I don't buy ooo. 😂. Between 1800s and 1900s The British were exiling over 500 anti colonial leaders and their followers from other countries to Seychelles, so I think they took a ship wai.