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Question: These are the two most powerful spiritual lords in Ga-Dangme, Nae wulomo and Gborbu wulomo. Culturally, they are not allowed to meet or see each other during their reign . Who knows the cultural reason behind this ?

Answer: Because they share a common boundary at Osu Klottey.

While the Gborbu Wulomo-Sh*tse is in charge of Ga state lands, Nae is in charge of the sea, Sakumo in charge of minor water bodies while Lakpa katakana boafo is "air or koryoo" tse.

Lakotey Aduawushie and Borketey Laweh made a covenant at their boundary at Klottey not to enter into each others jurisdiction.

My 9th goes to our Damgbe investor

Kingsly Fletcher who is the Suapolor of the ethnic Se (Shai) people. He uses the titles "His Royal Majesty Drolor Bosso Adamtey I", "Nene Adamtey I"
in relation to this role,and crowned in 1999 and gazetted

Fletcher is the chair to a number of corporate boards including FirstBanC Financial Services Ltd and former chair of Ghanaian TV Network TV3.

Nene Adamtey I was the first African leader to be keynote speaker at the World Public Forum (WPF) held in Rhodes, Greece,guest speaker at the Global Forum addressing the power and importance of technology and sustainable development in Africa,[as well as participated in the African Presidential Roundtable in Berlin, Germany

In April 2014, Fletcher became the first Chancellor of The University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA), using his platform to encourage universities to include programs relevant in specialized fields like petroleum, agriculture, and allied health- contributing to the unemployment crisis facing the continent.
Fletcher holds a doctorate degree in education, Philosophy and Theology.Fletcher believes strongly that education is the key to the success of the African continent

He was knighted in Malta in 2009 by the self-styled order Knights Hospitallers of the Sovereign Order of St John of Jerusalem.As a traditional African ruler, Fletcher became the third highest ranking knight in the order.Nevertheless, there was controversy when a mass planned to commemorate the event was cancelled after the Sovereign Military Order of Malta informed the church rector that the organization that had knighted Fletcher was a "false order", distinct from the real "Knights of Malta".

He worth $180 mill by Goodman Sach!!

The 7th on the list is the first Ghanaian a woman for that matter to decide that we need to start our own cable manufacturing in the country and set up
REROY CABLES

#7 Kate Quartey-Papafio , a Ghanaian industrialist and the founder and chief executive officer of cable manufacturing company the Reroy Cables Limited and the now Reroy Group of Companies.She is one of the first women in Africa to establish a cable manufacturing business.

Quartey-Papafio started Reroy Cables with her husband in 1992 after they failed to acquire suitable cables for the construction of their house,becoming the first female CEO of a cable manufacturing firm in ECOWAS.In 2014, she was named Marketing Woman of the Year by the Chartered Institute of Marketing Ghana (CIMG). In the same year, during the maiden edition of the Osagyefo Kwame Nkrumah African Genius Award, she won the entrepreneurship category.In December 2023, the President of Ghana Nana Akufo-Addo presented her with the Legacy and GADIA State award for her leadership in business and entreprenuership spunning over 27 years.

She has been able to transform to the Reroy Group of Companies consisting of Reroy Cables the first company they formed which manufactures power cables and conductors, Reroy Power manufacturers, supplier and installers of power distribution equipments, Reroy Energy construction and operation of power and solar plants and Reroy Metals manufacturers of aluminium wire rods.
She is currently the sector Chairperson of Electricals and Electronics Committee of the Association of Ghana Industries (AGI).

She was featured by the CNN Marketplace Africa for being the "Queen of Cables in Ghana.

In 2017, Quartey-Papafio was named in a prosecution related to the collapse of now defunct Capital Bank. After four years of legal proceedings, the Accra High Court, acquitted and discharged her in July 2021, ruling that the prosecution had failed to establish a prima facie case. The court emphasized that she had acted without criminal intent, and she was cleared of all charges.