HOW AN AKWAPIM QUEEN DID IT

We met this beautiful Akwapim queen at Akropong.
Saying she looked regal and captivating will be an understatement. Even more captivating were her steps and body movements when she took to the floor.
When the Akwapim fontomfrom started blurring, we observed her from a distance tapping her feet on the ground and gesturing unconsciously in a manner suggestive that she was itching to hit the stage; she managed to resist the urge but only for a while.
The young drummers kept varying the rhythm as if to pull her on stage at all cost. “EventuaRRy”, the queen lost her ‘resistance’ and swung to her feet and onto the stage followed by her entourage.
The rest of what she did and how she did it was captured in this video for your viewing pleasure.
It was indeed a sight to behold.

[@NanaAkuaPokuaa-qt2un]

Nana piawww 😍✌✌✌

[@micheladu-oduro1411]

Beautiful Queen mother, Great 👍

[@monicasmart5663]

Waaaw the Queen of Akwapim, you did it ampa

[@user-qx9pu1iz9r]

Wow!! My hometown queen bi dat oooò 😀👍
@MARY FROM ITALY

[@solomonbaffoe1919]

We have a very beautiful culture, Ghana.

[@tess97947]

Wonderful Nana 👍

[@user-jt6sc3km5i]

Long live our traditions

[@ladydgh8836]

Beautiful Queen Mother wow

[@ladymay523]

Very beautiful my Queen

[@hajiafati1390]

Beautiful

[@samuelagyekumdanquah5504]

Glorious

[@joyceireallybelievemanofgo877]

Nana well done

[@joyceireallybelievemanofgo877]

Very beautiful

[@lilianflynn1876]

BEAUTIFUL
I WENT TO SCHOOL IN KUMASI

[@maryabrokwaah4024]

Absolutely gorgeous ❤️❤️❤️

[@elizabethoseiowusu8529]

Nice one live from Holland

[@dorisdensu5830]

Awwwwww beautiful ❤❤❤🎉

[@adwoaboaduampong8350]

Ese wo obaapa, Nana

[@raphaelasare2330]

So all the akans speaking people dance to adowa and kete this makes them great

[@sarahbediako1606]

Akans have lineage

[@crescendo728]

Yes!!!!!!!

[@jenniferajani3880]

Nana wo ho y3f3 dodo na wasa nso 3f3 wadi baabia mo ne yo Nana.

[@veraaddoyobo8482]

Aaaaaa! Beautifully done ✔ 👏

[@jamesboateng8100]

Pwiiii...true demonstration of asante's culture....well done adorable queen

[@cynthiaacquah9733]

Akwapim

[@amasey9849]

Asantes don't dance like this.

[@EmmanuelBediako-yg8ne]

All the Akans came from
the same lineage , just a little variations in the dance , not any substantial differences