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GOVERNMENT OF GHANA SETTLES US$700 MILLION EUROBOND OBLIGATION!

Finance Minister announced.

Don't let anyone pressure you.

FIFA is paying Accra Hearts of Oak 11,000USD a day for Benjamin Asare participating in the FIFA World Cup 🏆

JUST THE GROUP STAGE
Group stage last 17 days
11,000 USD X 17 days
= 187,000 USD

187,000 USD 🇺🇸 X 11.5 RT
2,150,500.00 GHS 🇬🇭

FIFA increases the money when you QUALIFY from the group stage 😃

NOTE: Now Ghana 🇬🇭 QUALIFICATION looks possible’ you can imagine how much FIFA will pay Hearts Of Oak 🇷🇴 up to round of 32 stage

Source: Patrick Mensah Nartey

Tottenham Hotspurs suspends DJed Spencer for not shaking Thomas Teye Partey

Declan x Partey brotherhood salute
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We appreciate you Benjamin Asare

Our own ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

Let's talk about Akwɛnor Division

The Akwenor Division is one of the
original six divisions of Manya Klo, being
home to the Okumo, one of the priestly
elites. The Okumo is often regarded as
first among equals in the traditional
administration of the Krobo state,
particularly before the rise of military
leadership and the institution of
chieftaincy. As a spiritual and cultural
leader, the Okumo played a central role
in shaping the early governance and
religious practices of the Krobo people.
The Akwenor Division is made up of
seven clans, each led by their respective
chiefs (Asafoatseme) and queen mothers
(Asafoanyeme), who continue to uphold
the customs and values of their
ancestors. These clans not only represent
the social and political structure of the
division but also contribute to its cultural
richness and diversity. The seven clans
are Asemdua Tɛhe (also known as
Okumo Piɛm), Asemdua Tsawepiɛnya,
Akwenor Wekpɛti, Akwenor Masi, Sainya,
Abuɛtɛnya, and Akwenor Atotsonya.
The people of Akwenor can be found in
various key settlements, including
Mampong, Kpongunor, and Atotsonya.
These communities remain vibrant
centers of Krobo cultural heritage, where
traditional practices, ceremonies, and
festivals continue to be observed. The
presence of the Okumo highlights the
enduring importance of the Akwenor
Division within the broader Krobo state.

Through their continued observance of
ancient traditions, the people of Akwenor
maintain a strong connection to their past,
ensuring that the legacy of their forebears is
preserved for future generations. The
division’s rich history of spiritual leadership
and its clans’ contributions to the
governance of the Krobo state make it a
crucial part of the Krobo identity.

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