Huahi Achama Tutuwaa Royal Family of Benimasi-Boadi-Goaso

16/11/2025

Stories are the lifeblood of culture—they carry our identity through generations, even in the face of adversity.

For the Ashanti people, storytelling is not just tradition; it is resilience. It is how we preserve the legacy of King Osei Tutu and keep the spirit of our ancestors alive despite exile, persecution, and time.

Through personal memoirs like "The Last Guardian of Ashanti," Nana Kwesi Osei Bonsu reveals how storytelling bridges past and present, offering a powerful tool for cultural preservation and spiritual reconciliation.

What stories from your heritage have shaped who you are today? Share your reflections and join us in safeguarding the voices that define us.

15/11/2025

Courage is not just about facing the past—it's about welcoming the future with open arms.

In African narratives, honoring our ancestors means confronting painful truths with resilience and seeking reconciliation that restores harmony. It's a sacred duty to remember the battles fought and sacrifices made, yet also to build a future where heritage and hope walk hand in hand.

What does it truly mean to bridge centuries of history with tomorrow's promise? It means carrying the weight of legacy with grace, allowing stories of courage and restoration to inspire every step forward.

How are you honoring your past while shaping your future? Share your thoughts below.

14/11/2025

HUAHI ACHAMA TUTUWAA ROYAL FAMILY asserts Allodial Title over Benimasi-Boadi Lands! 🛑 All developers, residents, and property owners MUST immediately regularize their interests. Contact the Customary Lands Secretariat only on the official channels provided in the full release.

13/11/2025

Preserving the Ashanti legacy is not just about remembering the past—it is a sacred duty that carries the weight of generations.

“As the seventh-generation descendant of King Osei Tutu, I carry this responsibility with humility and unwavering resolve. This heritage binds us, challenges us, and inspires us to protect the stories, lands, and spirit that define our identity”.

What does it mean to be the last guardian? It means confronting betrayal, enduring exile, and accepting a path of spiritual reconciliation. It means ensuring that the Ashanti legacy is not lost but lives on, alive and true.

Join us in this intimate passage of heritage—where history meets hope, and the past shapes our future.

Learn more in this memoir, The Last Guardian of Ashanti, and become part of a story that demands to be told.

13/11/2025

If you own, reside on, or plan to purchase land in Boadi, you are MANDATED to regularize your interests immediately under the Land Act 2020.

12/11/2025

12/11/2025

Huahi Achama Tutuwaa Royal Family asserts Allodial Title over Benimasi-Boadi (Boadi, Kumasi) lands.

Also, if you own, reside on, or plan to purchase land in Boadi, you are MANDATED to regularize your interests immediately under the Land Act 2020.

12/11/2025

Ashanti stories are not relics of the past—they are living threads that weave together the identity of diaspora communities today.

Why do these stories matter so deeply now? Because they carry the wisdom, resilience, and spirit of a people whose legacy was forged in both triumph and struggle.

For the Ghanaian diaspora and all who seek connection to their roots, these narratives offer more than history—they offer a pathway to understanding who we are, where we come from, and how we belong in a world that often forgets.

Through the memoir of Nana Kwesi Osei Bonsu, the seventh-generation descendant of King Osei Tutu, these stories gain new life. His path of exile, resistance, and spiritual reconciliation invites us to reclaim our heritage with pride and purpose.

What does this mean for you? It means that preserving Ashanti stories is not just about honoring the past—it's about empowering future generations to stand tall, rooted in truth and identity.

Are we ready to listen, learn, and carry forward this sacred legacy?

01/11/2025

Can one man fight a decades-long war against institutional betrayal? The answer is in ‘The Last Guardian of Ashanti. Pre-order your copy now on www.guardianofashanti.com

10/10/2025

A High Court Interlocutory Injunction was issued on September 24, 2025, covering all plots within the Boadi revised Planning scheme Plan No. KSI/SEC. 30/15/04.

The Order

• The injunction RESTRAINS ALL DEVELOPERS, contractors, agents, and any other parties, from entering, developing, or interfering with the land until the final suit determination.

• The only authorized legal representative is the lawful attorney, Nana Kwesi Osei Bonsu

Consequences of Violation

• Violating this court order constitutes Contempt of Court.
• Consequences include severe fines and potential imprisonment.
• The court may also order the demolition of any illegal structures built after the injunction was issued.

Official Contact

• Nana Kwesi Osei Bonsu
• Email: [email protected]
• Phone: +1 614-740-6668

10/10/2025

HIGH COURT INTERLOCUTORY INJUNCTION
ATTENTION Developers, Workmen, Agents, and the General Public!

The High Court, Kumasi, has issued a powerful Interlocutory Injunction Order stopping ALL further development on the land within the Boadi revised Planning Scheme Plan No. KSI/SEC. 30/15/04.

WHAT YOU MUST DO NOW:

1. 🛑 STOP WORK IMMEDATELY. The Order restrains you from entering, developing, or interfering with the land in any manner.

2. 📌 NOTE THE CASE: The injunction was granted in the suit: ABUSUAPANYIN ODENEHO ODEHYEE NANABA KWABENA BADU vs. THE DEVELOPERS (Suit No. ASH/ADK/HC/E1/217/25).

3. ⚖️ RESPECT THE COURT. This Order is binding until the final determination of the court case.

WARNING:
Any person who continues to develop or interfere with the land is acting in Contempt of Court and will face immediate legal consequences, including sanctions, arrests, and the demolition of structures.
For full details, please refer to the Order dated 24th September, 2025.

The only authorized legal representative is the lawful attorney, Nana Kwesi Osei Bonsu

Official Contact

• Nana Kwesi Osei Bonsu
• Email: [email protected]
• Phone: +1 614-740-6668