How did She know all this?? #dek360ghana

@ManueLiverpool They won’t teach their kids ooh They will be fighting over Akwaaba and obaakɛ in the future

Instead of you to educate your followers critically, you wander about following Tupac and some men who spit on the rule of law. Change your ways and you won’t be here asking questions you should be answering. #AsantemanTease🟡⚫️🟢

I follow her on TikTok, she is very very good

Fresh girl paa oo wey know amammerɛ like that? wonderful

This is a very beautiful piece of historical education

@HussleKwasi I use to describe her as "witch" cos eii😂😂😂😂

Maybe if you stopped following Tupac all over the place and did some real research for your blogging you would also be as knowledgeable as she is

Asante y3 Oman

She's scaringly endowed.Looked like that 8 yr old girl in that compound house who could literally welcome visitors at the absence of elders.Asante traditions are so deep and it only takes people with a certain kind of spiritual discernment to really understand every act.she's hot

This is her 3rd century here o man 😂😂 Anytime I listen to her on Facebook I start to think about how she got to know all the things she know

I am an Ashanti, and honestly, I have not seen any real improvement in our lives since I was born - only the continuation of unnecessary cultural practices and festivals. Sometimes I wonder if those speaking so highly have truly looked around the surroundings of the king’s palace. The area is not well maintained, and many of the people are living in poverty. It feels like, because this is social media, people say whatever brings attention rather than facing reality. If no one is willing to speak the truth, then it needs to be said: leadership should be about improving the lives of the people, not preserving systems that leave future generations to struggle. Before anyone disagrees, they should take a hard look at how the land is being treated - the very land our children are supposed to inherit. We are destroying it in the search for gold, burying land without proper planning, and building houses everywhere without considering the loss of farmland. At the same time, families keep growing without the means to support the children being brought into this situation. If we continue like this, we are not building a future - we are setting up the next generation to suffer. — Wy$e King 🌍 🇬🇭🗽🇺🇸

They don’t have good water to drink. Everything is polluted

Have to learn my Asante history again

She very good

History studies ???

@OwusuContractA_ The Galamsey chief.

The kentɛ too get meaning oo

She knows too much.

Good

I’m amazed as to how she knows all these. Wow @Dek360Ghana

This solid!

Wow wow wow

@quame_age

@Asante_nation

She's too knowledgeable in these things

So where does She Learn All This From ?