Manhyia Palace Tour with Kafui Dey

[@londisanokubonga2500]

Of a truth, Kafui Dey is a great host. Am a Zulu from South Africa and am married to a Ghanaian man from Nkawie in the Ashanti region. I've been to the palace museum on 3 occassions, however, the education I've recieved from this interview is just beyond me. Am just speechless! Thank you Gtv Ghana. Greetings from KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.

[@userfaserebour]

Love from Ghana, our wife and in-law❤

[@kafuideymc]

Thank you!

[@comfortadzaho633]

Boo

[@comfortadzaho633]

Sratsst

[@ToniEshun]

U see how freely you where able to move without any fear what so ever tell your country people that Ghanaians are not xenophobic thank you am also a Ghanaian living in South Africa

[@georgeasamoah2218]

Kudos to Kafui and the tour guide. The guide is a real Asante man.

[@drnii-botwe-chrysolite]

This is impressive. Dr. Osei Bonsu Safo Kantanka you are really informed. Greetings from Nii Botwe-Chrysolite, your very, very, very close friend in Nungua.

[@DJeeShakGh]

Both of them were brilliant! Kudos.

[@oscartawia9410]

Unity Unity Unity God bless the King God bless the Ashantis God bless Ghana. Thank you so much Mr Kafui

[@ChrisFoli]

The level of knowledge of the man is really admirable. So eloquent and brilliant!

[@MichaelAppiah-ce2oe]

Simply beautiful and very educating. Thanks, Maguire & GBC, and special kudos to the Monarchical Historian, Teacher Osei Bonsu Sarfo Kantanka!

[@samuelobeng6988]

Pieawwww Ohene King of Africa watching from Wolverhampton

[@euniceedemsemordzi-kpogli6427]

I’m impressed about this history. Very beautiful. Thank you Kafui

[@patricka8572]

Very beautiful and rich culture, we should all revisit it to shape our future. Sankofa.

[@Kontorgh_art]

The man speaking is very eloquent.

[@michaelfaraday8391]

Teacher Kantanka. Old time journalist and historian. I learned he used to work for GBC. A very learned but humble man.

[@macphersonowusu2392]

Kafui thank very match for your visit, piaaaaaw

[@prosperkpelimensah8389]

Eiiiii match

[@rolandishere]

I like how the man speaks urgh ..such eloquence ! Asantes to the front !

[@beprince2547]

Thank you so much for this great interview. I have learned a lot about our rich culture and I would really wish if we can have a continuation

[@ernestoa111]

Great job Kafui & prof for demestifying great history for our learning

[@simonnkansah518]

Thanks for the wonderful education @gtv

[@OwusuAnsah-sy1ed]

Beautiful palace

[@djamaltanko5121]

Woooow proudly African ❤❤. I will like to see a documentary on the mole dagomba palace

[@mobrown7594]

I want my kids to go to the school this historian went to, he speaks so well.

[@MrControversial-ie2xb]

Asante y3 oman piawww🙌🙌💪

[@elisobais]

This is an important video! Great content

[@deborahdzovor8140]

Great content, very educational and informative. Learnt a lot today. Keep it up 👍

[@markweekes8858]

Great knowledge and historical information of the Asante kingdom.

[@miikaaiiluallotey]

A city in a city on it's own.

[@sewahakoto5825]

Brilliant, always remember our cultural heritage. Also like the point that we were once one people ie Ewes, GAs Akans etc

[@amb969]

Great education

[@daaviagetodogbatse9639]

Am enjoying this video paaaa thank you mr Kafui❤❤❤❤

[@princeyiborku729]

This is insightful ❤

[@Global_with_Desoo]

This historian has the old Gold Coast accent.

[@AK-lb8jq]

Piawwwe Nananom, piawwwe Ashantiman and piawwwe teacher Kantankar 🎉❤

[@BernardOwusu-p4w]

Very extensive and informative

[@JonesMilan]

I really enjoyed this tour, thanks kafui thanks to manhyia

[@OkeseeReve]

That's awesome and amazing.. ayekoo

[@PRINCEPOSSIBLE1994]

Very Educative.

[@FrankOwusuafriyie-wm3ue]

Wampaamuhene think he can destroy something that was build with blood and sacrifice. Asante y3 Oman. ❤❤❤

[@enoyaa3829]

Very nice interview

[@agboyaw6607]

Thanks so much 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@yawaddaegh]

Great video

[@Frank-Bediko62]

Asante adopted kotoko because the porcupine because it replaces spines it sheds: if you kill a thousand it will be replaced by a thousand in war.

[@KwakuAppiah-dw4uu]

Very Very beautiful. Culture and Tradition ❤

[@lorencia4129]

Great history lessons

[@CollinsBoadi-v8m]

Woow ❤

[@gracebonsu7527]

Very impressive

[@stephenaboagye2548]

Kafui dey we love you

[@nanasarfo3817]

God bless the King 🤴 🙏 forever and ever 🙏

[@smileylady485]

I don't like that he calls other Ghanaians foreigners!!! Kafui is very professional man❤

[@megzholy2259]

I believe he had wanted to say non-Asantes but couldn't find the right words. No Ghanaian is a foreigner to other parts of our country. We are all one people.

[@idrissagouba962]

Let’s not forget the context in which this was said and take it literally. This is very educative and interesting.

[@asantewaa391]

Foreigners means 'hohuo' non- Asante. It was lost in translation, don't overthink it.

[@princeyiborku729]

Being foreign mean not originating from a place or being a native. Context may differ but it can even be used for anyone away from his original home even in the next town or even home.

[@AsuoKwamepg]

how is ah)ho) called in English? Always trying to find fault for Asantes😅

[@Bantamawuah]

Impressive !

[@Danny-kk8mn]

Woooow

[@VictorOwusu-oq9hd]

True historian

[@thegreat149]

Do Baole still consider themselves Ashanti's? And do Ashanti's in Ashanti region consider those who's ancestor's migrated to Koforidua as Ashantis?

[@embasarfo174]

Asante y3 oman

[@confidencekplormdo4244]

Falling angels

[@Frank-Bediko62]

Most of the artifacts are stiil with Brish or in private hands.

[@Akb9924]

I can see the Kings palace still has land for Massive projects in the years ahead

[@ansahbritwum6439]

Manhyia palace is 100 acres square

[@Akb9924]

@@ansahbritwum6439 That is Good

[@supremoura6501]

It is a own community on itself

[@PHILIPFORDWOO]

Kumawu was a member of the 12 nations.

[@shooperoo]

Very poor videoing skills. When a building is being spoken about it is imperative to direct the camera there so we can see. Focus has been so much on the presenters. Thanks for the education though. Well done Mr Dey.

[@kofiboasiako7871]

I REALLY NEED THE HISTORY &SECRETIVE SPIRITUAL BELIEFS OF THE GREAT "GOD" OF THE ASHANTIS GREAT POWERFUL "CHINICHI".HAS HE BEEN ABANDONED.WHERE'S god"CHINICHI"?

[@stephenowusuagyapong9343]

Come and see a big forest reserve just close to the manhyia palace.This forest is Soo green and freshly.How I wish we develop the country like the forest reserve fenced nicely at the manhyia palace

[@kofiboasiako7871]

PLEASE WHERE'S THE HISTORY OF God "CHINICHI",PLEASE MR SARCI KANTAKA?

[@yahooyahoo3202]

Piawwwwww

[@rolandishere]

I always say this that we do have problems with or l and r but if an Ashanti is educated and speaks English then he really speaks English …..just look at this man !!! His pronunciation and everything damn!!!

[@enoyaa3829]

Piawww

[@isaactweneboahromeo2543]

Piaaaaaaw Oseikrom

[@Soossooskk]

Kafui

[@johnboateng184]

❤

[@afuaowusuaa2865]

So Asanties mean warriors Asa which is war

[@asantewaa391]

Asa, war te, because of

[@satulaasana928]

I thought he was going to say people not from the Country, he literally called Ghanaians foreigner.

[@Amasschanel]

Because we the Asantes knows that we're a country of its own

[@megzholy2259]

I believe he had wanted to say non-Asantes but couldn't find the right words. No Ghanaian is a foreigner to other parts of our country. We are all one people.

[@johnnydarren8444]

He was right, because Ghana came to be in 1957. The Ghana itself was made up of kingdoms coming together to form a union. So if someone travel outside his or her kingdom to another area you're a foreigner to the new kingdom. So those migrated into the Ashanti kingdom were foreigners.

[@gloriaaddae]

Pardon him everyone ,English is not our language he is trying to explain the best he can in English so let's pardon him

[@manotto3939]

Smh😂...Everyday busy finding faults . Can't u get the "context" of the Statement than 2 blame.

[@sonsanddaughtersofelelyont6427]

At least place now looks good after the anniversary. It use to be terrible

[@Danny-kk8mn]

No touching 😎

[@manuelasaretv1149]

They will still say Asantes are intolerant. 'Forkin' people

[@freduaagyemang6918]

The almost absence of forts and castles in Kumasi, Ashanti and Brong Ahafo, Western, Northern Regions testify that the areas were hardly fell under the British Rule.

[@afriyieyaw5311]

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[@afriyieyaw5311]

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