Agona chief bans Sekyere South MP Mavis Nkansah-Boadu from organising social events in his jurisdiction
The Omanhene of Agona Traditional Area, Obirikomfo Anokye Boakye II, has banned Mavis Nkansah-Boadu, Member of Parliament for Sekyere South, from holding social events within his traditional jurisdiction with immediate effect.
The Omanhene of Agona Traditional Area, Obirikomfo Anokye Boakye II, has forbidden MP Mavis Nkansah-Boadu from hosting social events in his traditional region effective immediately. This ban applies to gatherings planned for October 23, 2026, and encompasses Agona, Dipoa, Wiamoase, Bedomase, Afamanaso, Akrofonso, and Ampanyinamoa.
The chief's decision stems from the MP's perceived disrespect towards his authority, stemming from her failure to recognize his position as Omanhene of Agona. An invitation Nkansah-Boadu extended, addressing him as "The Chief, Agona Traditional Council," deeply offended the chief, who argued that his enstoolment and subsequent ceremonies had already established his authority.
He highlighted his swearing-in before Agona Amantuonson and the Asanteman Council, as well as traditional celebrations in July and August, attended by key dignitaries. The chief also accused the Sekyere South Municipal Chief Executive, Evans Twumasi, of failing to show the respect warranted by his position during his visits. In response, the chief ordered Nkansah-Boadu to cease organizing social events within the affected communities and threatened consequences for any attempts to ignore the directive.
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