VISIT TO THE MANHYIA PALACE THE PLACE OF KINGS & QUEENS | ASHANTI’S ARE ROYAL 🇬🇭

In this video Kevin and Sophie-Jane visit the Manhyia Palace Museum . Where they learn about the rich culture of the Asante (Ashanti) kingdom in Ghana. And find out they are actually Kings & Queens !
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VISIT TO THE MANHYIA PALACE THE PLACE OF KINGS & QUEENS | AHSANTI'S ARE ROYAL 🇬🇭
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[@frankaanochie151]

Eeii seriously that tour guy is my class mate abegnego Acheampong i really miss him wow that's nice seeing u on the screen today

[@vivygal]

I’m not Ghanaian but I love and appreciate every culture. Africans have such rich heritage and culture and I’m glad you’re exploring this with your children. Thanks for sharing and educating us too.

[@lizitordzro800]

Even though I’m not an Ashanti I am still a proud Ghanaian ❤️🇬🇭❤️

[@tvs9978]

What a sweet father - daughter trip. How many other Acheampongs did you meet in Kumasi Kevin🤣?

[@5andrewgg]

Am a proud Ashanti

[@mike12817]

The video is educative. The museum guy has his facts very important. Kevin nice one. Thanks for sharing

[@quasi.q6958]

you guys should go look at the OKOMFO ANOKYE SWORD🗡 . it has been on the ground for more than 300 years..

[@simp1eone]

I am also a proud Ashanti, I am a royal but not related to the king per se, but rather the famous Nana Yaa Asantewaa (my home town and family home in Ejisu which is in Accra Kumasi road) - who is my great great great paternal grandmother. We are tough women, we fight for justice and fairness by any means necessary. Rumor has it Freedom Fighter and Slave Harriet Tubman (who freed other slaves) was an Ashanti too. And I think another heroine in Jamaica as well.

[@saundraking7168]

Wow! The info about the golden stool being Itself a King was awesome! And the Asanti King being the peace maker during elections, now THAT is power!

[@humeeayisha3199]

The Ashanti’s surely have a rich culture

[@AfrikanQueen17]

Ashanti history is so rich and beautiful. I’m such a proud Ashanti. I love my people ❤️

[@mamali7346]

Proud to be an Ahsanti.💪🏾👍🏽😍

[@domju4970]

Most of the ppl in Afrika never lost the smile, incredible, even in bad situation

[@frederickacheampong1699]

Asante kotoko...porcupine warriors

[@claudiamammah9253]

Fantastic! very informative. Sophie Jane you did an awesome job with your introduction.

[@estherserwaah4245]

I'm proud of my culture👌 Asante kotoko❤❤❤🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭

[@carljones5578]

I am educated thank you

[@charliemdem7813]

Excellent historical information. I learned a lot; thank you!

[@michaeljotoyajackson7294]

WOow I hope you know or "REALIZE" The Ashanti Tribes are the Modern-day Descendants of The Ancient Children of Yisrael. Thank you for sharing. Shalom, Salaam my Brother.

[@Nelly1013]

This guy is a very good narrator! Africans are just so brilliant abeg!!