“I ain’t got no s**t, I took a taxi to this place (to address the press conference),” he said.
He, however, pointed out that though the GTC consists of so many paramount chiefs, he was the official “principal Kingmaker.”
“This land is called Kaneshie (referring to where the GTC was sited) and it’s under me, right under me and not under anybody in Accra. Not under Sempe, not under Otublohum, not under any “g*dd**n s**t”! It’s right under me; Nii Asere,” he asserted.
To him, as long as he remains “landlord” no one can dictate to him how he should go about installing a Ga Mantse.
“I’ve given the mandate to Abola, Gbese to provide me with a tangible person to be installed as a chief… I’ve never raised anybody’s hand that you’re this. I only raised the hand of Gbese Mantse, Nii Ayi Bonte as the acting Ga Mantse… there’s no “b**l s**t” about that,” he stated.
The Dzaasetse then held aloft the hand of the “new” Ga Mantse and proclaimed him king of the Ga state but not before reeling off the following words; “and today, as I sit down here with the press around me, do you want me to raise the hand of the chief that I’ve installed for the Ga State? This is the chief that I’ve installed for the Ga State and nobody else, Nii Tackie Adama Latse II. Do you understand (the meaning of) Latse? Fireman! He’s giving to fire the Ga State…,” Nii Amarkai III stated.
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