On Today's Edition

On Today's Edition #MaxAgenda, Lawyer/Historian Anokye Frimpong Educates Us On The History Of Akans
#MaxTV #akans #Ashantis #Fantis

[@faisalalhassan]

The Professor of law and history. He has memorized world history right from when man set foot on earth till date. We appreciate your comprehensive lecture.

[@kingsfordjohnson4572]

Thank you Lawyer... I've learnt a lot

[@jamesasamoa9055]

Bono jas always been the cradle of Akan! Truth!!!

[@MYKEALSTERLINGACKAHMENLAH]

Why is this not in our text books? Aww Ghana

[@chiefdaddy176]

We have been divided by modern politicians. Pitched against each other, we have developed hatred among ourselves.

[@rosafo42]

I am very grad to find this channel,I wish in future the maps will be added to the program to show the areas mentioned in the program,cheers.

[@jeffa8441]

God bless Mr. Anokye

[@obedasare8261]

Great submission by lawyer

[@sremsaimichael8571]

This man Mr Anokye has really taught me what is deep he's really endowed....very brainy

[@flowgasbiodigesterengineer6507]

I disagree with the kwahu side. The kwahu is empty forest . When they settled there, the place was full of rocks. So they said what an empty forest that we have come. The rock were so hard till today it is impossible for them to had used stones. The spelling kwahu even suggested so

[@KKorankye]

Great work but can’t the Akans units once again in terms of their spirituality even they r I separate ways now but the family system is not broken

[@jeffa8441]

There is unity with the Asantes so is up to the other Akan states to unite with the Asantes and Ghana will be a better place

[@asanteakan70]

@@jeffa8441you’re not Akan

[@PREE905XX]

PLEASE SAY HOW YOU KNOW WE CAME FROM MALI EMPIRE

[@abasiyuredominic6190]

Well Valentine's day is actually the feast day of St. Valentine by the Catholic church. It has been abused by lots of people to mean other things these days

[@giftyford2332]

That's why a Ghanaian will help nipa fitaa first before he will help ne nua Ghana ni

[@williamopare2030]

So the Akans outrun the horses all the way from Mali to Ghana?

[@multyz1]

Yes, and that's something most Akans know in our history.

[@Inside-OutTherapy]

Yes, similar to the Israelites when they ran away from Egypt, Pharaoh