Yaa Asantewaa, Ghana's Warrior Queen

[@gameever1086]

I'm not from Ghana but i love Ghana 😍 😍 😍

[@theresedarbbey1846]

rahman rafiu that’s lovely I’m from Ghana and I send you lots of love 😊❤️

[@priscaaddison2638]

I'm an afanti and ashanti

[@livvy435]

I’m so so so so so ever proud to be ghanaian we had yaa asantewaa, Nanny maroon, Kwame Nkrumah, Komfo Anokye

[@livvy435]

There should be a yaa asantewaa movie I think

[@yahyaibnmartey7626]

Really and who should do it Hollywood?😒🤦🏿‍♂️🤔

[@YahQueenRoyal]

@@yahyaibnmartey7626 hope not lol

[@estherfrimpommaah7935]

There is one

[@Kronic7891]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIW0dKKYptVoZpY Edit : just came from this trailer.

[@Xcite343.-.]

Yeah instead of making Vikings black *cough cough Netflix cough cough*

[@nateshaharris9335]

What Yaa Asantewaa did will be memorial for african and black people in General. Strong woman. Brave woman

[@TBOTSS]

She also raided for slaves, was a slave owner from a family of slave owners. The Brits put a stop to that practice.

[@AntwiBoasiako-lx8nn]

Liar​@@TBOTSS

[@darktremor172]

One of the bravest woman ever in the history of Africa. Ghana's Ministry of Culture and History is very poor.

[@therai6142]

Who said there's such a ministry here in Ghana lmao

[@genenquiry248]

The BBC are so full of......How can you explain The Greatness of Such a Warrior Queen as She in 2 minutes?

[@asaramenemhat2964]

My thoughts Genny, plus with some CBBC animations .... I'm outraged ...

[@asaramenemhat2964]

My thoughts Genny, plus with some CBBC animations .... I'm outraged ...

[@loisboateng8293]

This is my great-grandmother we come from the same family in ejjusi I’m proud to be a descendent .

[@maryabdullah1927]

She was just de best

[@petiteghaneenne3342]

Proud Asante

[@YouFixTube]

John 10:10 "The thief cometh not, but for to steal, and to kill, and to destroy: I am come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly."

[@DonSHayes]

That there is what got the whole of Africa under that spell of a mystery God and religion as long as you look to the western culture and values Africa will continue to be in mental bondage under colonial rule.

[@naturepower9097]

Black women have courage focus on the freedom no distraction at all I think they deserve to lead

[@stratepaper8508]

These are OUR relatives you see how most of them are from places in Africa our ancestors where dispersed to?🍘🇯🇲

[@yahsenbangali7754]

Maadwo Nubian Queen Ashanti legend is right here Akan Twi mi luv mi roots

[@Staycozyathomee]

my sister is called asantewaa now i know why 😍💓

[@daughterofzionhebrewisrael3189]

Well, I’m from Ejisu and I lived in Yaa ASANTEWAA’s house when our house was being renovated. People song her song wrongly. It’s “Yereko ahii ko, Yaa Asantewaa…”

[@mrboom4651]

Great story

[@0117kirk9]

Is that the best presentation they could come up with?

[@tbonsu3125]

Very informative, thanks for this post!

[@wagnar]

Why Netflix doesnt make a series or documental about this woman instead blackwashed Cleopatra?

[@christianbediako933]

Nana Yaa Asantewaah story is telling me about the truth about the Bible.Please read the Judges 4-going.It talks about a lady who stood up and fought against the enemies of Israel while the men were afraid to lead.We need to preserve the name Nana Yaa Asantewaah and build a monument in her home town where people will learn more about the past.Even museum.The youth coming should learn how to stand up for the country and stop ✋ dividing. Also we should respect our hero women.Many a women are willing to die for our country.But also we have many a women who are Jezebel.

[@Mary-mc4xf]

My great grandfather died within the war 😢😢

[@EzeKingRex]

That woman win my reps.

[@vidaasise9762]

My Comment is that I want the story about Yaa Asantewaa

[@SV-ge8dr]

Is it possible the golden stool could be the Mercy Seat in the The Most Holy Place kept by Yahs priest?

[@appiagyeiernest5354]

You have no idea of what you are talking about

[@SV-ge8dr]

@@appiagyeiernest5354 Yea maybe not such a bright comment. But in the video the image had two angels bowing down towards each other, a pattern of the ark of the tabernacle. But I would hope they would not be so bold as to use it as a seat to sit upon! Question: Do you know what became of the mercy seat?

[@aped]

My people

[@honeyluv8409]

My is yaa and l am still search for what in Ghana

[@awuahisaac5917]

Yaa is a generic name. It means u are a female and u were born on a Thursday. If u were to be a male, then your name would've been Yaw(which is actually my name). And the Asantewaa is the female version of Asante which happens to be the name of our tribe. But not only Asantes are named Asante/Asantewaa, the name goes across all the Akans

[@hope4297]

My mother said that she was mother of queen

[@lindiweanyika7196]

My namesake I do my best to embody her strength

[@frankamankwah1729]

He x far better than Queen Elizabeth the 1st.. who doesn't know anything

[@kayzsosa1414]

The houses are wrong

[@missjaygh]

✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾

[@silverbullet537]

This is why black history needs to go, you can’t just cram all this into one month

[@robinjones1162]

My first grandaughter born 10/27/22 in New Orleans is named after Yaa Asantewaa,. I did not know of her power and significance prior. Such a proud woman, my granddaughter will carry on in her legacy.

[@jzk2020]

You lot love promoting black feminism and strong & independent propaganda.

[@amma03]

C. Lincoln this is a true story. But where in the video did it depict strong and independent? This was a woman who loved and valued her country and its autonomy and was willing to fight the British to maintain that. I think you read too FAR into it.

[@TheKofinyarko]

The feminism of yesteryear is very different from the feminism of today.

[@jzk2020]

My point is... you lot will NOT promote black men. Very anti-black men. Its like a written rule, generally black people are note promoted, and if they are... its mixed looking ones... and of those, it will mostly be women... men.... no promotion - not in a positive light anyways.

[@adj5767]

@@jzk2020 shift off. Don't bring your confused American world view here. The West is not Africa and vice versa. If you lived in most countries in Africa you will know that most societies are very male dominated and center around power for the male class. At the same time women's"contributions are respected and revered too, and side by side with male accomplishments.Your statement reeks of ignorance and myopia. That's how I know you are American and black. If you come here, you must appreciate the view points of other's history as they see it, not as YOU see it. Bye!

[@estherbeamsforaballad3342]

C. Lincoln it's not "propaganda" if it's a TRUE STORY that happened in REAL LIFE