ODE3FOUR OSEI KWAME KOTOKO
In the year 2006, Oheneba Nana Kwabena Opoku (Kokosohene) visited London and during this time Charles Osei-Braimah was introduced to him. It was during the final funeral rite of Nana Asokwa Kotoko held in Brixton town hall amid a massive crowd that the newly installed Mmrantiehene of UK/Ireland, Charles Osei-Braimah was introduced as Nana Asokwa Kotoko’s successor. Present at the funeral ceremony were Nana Okyere Amanfo, Osraman Nana Ku-si-Appiah, Nana BB Osei, Alhaji Abass Mensah, Nana Oduro Kwarteng and many more.
Known in private life as Charles Osei-Braimah (aka Kwadwo DC) he was spotted and nominated by Nana Oduro Kwarteng as the rightful successor to Nana Asokwa Kotoko after his death.
He gained approval from relevant authorities and personalities including Alhaji Abass Mensah (Oyoko Abusuapanin of UK).
On the 11th of August 2012 at Broadwater Farm community hall in North London, Nana Osei Kwame Il swore an oath of allegiance to the entire Ghanaian community and Nananom of United Kingdom as Mmrantiehene of UK/Ireland. By this, the Ghanaian community chalked another impressive feat of cultural significance in a remarkable ceremony that was witnessed by a number of special guests including
Nana Ama Agyemang Opambour
Nana Ama Agyemang Opambour, revered as Omanhenemaa based in the United Kingdom and, traces her roots to the bustling city of Kumasi, specifically Ahodwo Apenaman, within the heart of the Asante tribe.
Born to Maame Adwoa Pokuaah and Mr. Agyemang Yeboah, Nana Ama was nurtured in a household steeped in the traditions and values of the Asante people. From her earliest days, she was imbued with a sense of duty, honor, and compassion that would shape her remarkable journey.
In her role, she has become a beacon of inspiration and empowerment for her community, tirelessly advocating for their rights and welfare.
As a mother of four, Nana Ama Agyemang Opambour embodies strength and resilience, balancing her responsibilities with grace and determination. Her commitment to her family and community reflects the timeless values of the Asante heritage – unity, respect, and perseverance.
Through her leadership and unwavering dedication, Nana Ama Agyemang Opambour continues to leave an indelible mark, not only within the Asante community but also in the broader society. Her legacy serves as a testament to the power of service, integrity, and cultural pride, inspiring generations to come to embrace their heritage and strive for excellence.
