By Rédaction Africa Links 24 with Emmanuel Tornyi
Published on 2024-01-25 06:30:00
During a meeting on January 22, 2024, Nana Kofi Owusu, the Chief Linguist of Otumfuo, instructed the NPP led by Justin Frimpong Kodua to present Chairman Wontumi before the Asanteman Council within a week. Despite health concerns, Wontumi is urged to appear in response to alleged derogatory comments made about Asanteman. However, there have been conflicting reports about a directive from the Asantehene instructing the Kumasi Traditional Council to halt Chairman Wontumi’s case. JoyNews reported that sources from the palace have rejected these reports, stating that no such directive has been issued by the Asantehene.
The directive for Chairman Wontumi to appear before the Asanteman Council came from the Chief Linguist of Otumfuo during a meeting with the NPP. Despite concerns about his health, Chairman Wontumi must respond to alleged derogatory comments made about Asanteman. Conflicting reports have arisen regarding a directive from the Asantehene to halt Wontumi’s case, with JoyNews claiming that sources from the palace have denied such reports, stating that no directive has been issued.
The Chief Linguist of Otumfuo, Nana Kofi Owusu, instructed the NPP to present Chairman Wontumi before the Asanteman Council within a week at a meeting on January 22, 2024. Even though there are concerns about his health, Wontumi is expected to respond to alleged derogatory comments made about Asanteman. Conflicting reports have emerged concerning a directive from the Asantehene to halt Wontumi’s case, with sources from the palace denying such reports.
Despite conflicting reports, it is clear that Nana Kofi Owusu instructed the NPP to present Chairman Wontumi before the Asanteman Council within a week. It has also been reported that Wontumi is urged to respond to derogatory comments made about Asanteman, even though there are health concerns. Nonetheless, sources from the palace have rejected reports of a directive from the Asantehene and stated that no such directive has been issued.
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