Nana Kwadaapim III Sworn In As Denkyira Kronkohene
The newly installed Denkyira Kronkokhene, who also serves as Nyinawusuhene in the Denkyira Traditional area, Nana Kwadapim III, has been sworn into office at Boa Aponsem Ahenfie Jukwa, pledging his unwavering loyalty to the Denkyirahene, Odeefuo Boa Amponsem IV. The ceremony steeped in Akan tradition and custom was witnessed by Denkyirahemaa, Nana Ama Ayensua Saara III, and several […] The post…
Nana Kwadapim III, the newly appointed Denkyira Kronkohene, was sworn into office at Boa Aponsem Ahenfie Jukwa in a ceremony that honored Akan tradition and custom. The event was attended by Denkyirahemaa, Nana Ama Ayensua Saara III, and various chiefs of the Denkyira Traditional Council. He pledged to remain loyal to the paramount chief of Denkyira, Odeefuo Boa Amponsem IV, and affirmed the Denkyira Akyeamehene, Nana Akomea Ntrakwa III, that he would maintain this loyalty while receiving the paramount chief's ongoing support.
Upon taking office, Odeefuo Boa Amponsem IV advised the new Kronkohene to always tell the truth, avoid legal disputes, especially with kingmakers, and show the respect that kingmakers deserve while fulfilling his duties. The Denkyirahene also encouraged chiefs and elders in the area to support the new Kronkohene Nana Kwadapim III in order to maintain peace and spur development in the region.
Denkyirahemaa Nana Ama Ayensua Saara III congratulated the newly designated Denkyira Kronkohene and urged him to stay true to his commitments, collaborate with other chiefs, and serve as a fitting representative of the Denkyira Traditional Area. The new Kronkohene expressed his deep gratitude to the Denkyirahene and Denkyirahemaa for the trust placed in him, as well as to the Denkyira Nyinawusu kingmakers, chiefs, and elders for their unwavering support.
Nana Kwadapim III stated that he aims to promote unity and serve as the Denkyirahene's Kronkohene, calling for the support of all community members regardless of age, as long as it benefits the community. He also announced his intention to establish an educational endowment fund in collaboration with Denkyira Nyinawusu chiefs to aid talented but financially disadvantaged students in pursuing higher education, while remaining committed to upholding Denkyira's customs and traditions.
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