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Otumfuo is spiritually powerful, but I don’t even have paracetamol – Tepamanhemaa

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Nana Agyeiwaa Paamu II, the Omanhemaa of the Tepa Traditional Area in the Ashanti region, has revealed that the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, is spiritually fortified.

According to the Queen Mother, Otumfuo derives his immense spiritual power from the Ashanti Golden Stool (Sikadwa) on which he sits.

She emphasized that this sacred stool is the source of his spiritual strength and influence.

Speaking in an interview on Pure FM on February 28, 2025, Nana Agyeiwaa Paamu II claimed that Otumfuo has the ability to foresee people’s intentions before they even visit the Manhyia Palace.

“For Opemsuo, those things make him who he is. There are spirits behind him. No matter who you are, when you get closer to him, you will be humbled,” she stated.

“It is the Sikadwa, the power behind it. Before you approach him, he already knows where you are coming from.”

When asked if she possesses similar spiritual power, she humorously replied, “For me, I don’t even have paracetamol.”

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Ghana can mobilise US$40 billion without IMF support – Financial expert

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Dr. Bernard Tetteh-Dumanya is a financial expert Dr. Bernard Tetteh-Dumanya is a financial expert

Financial economist, Dr. Bernard Tetteh-Dumanya has asserted that Ghana has the potential to mobilise up to US$40 billion without increasing its debt stock or depending on IMF prescriptions.

According to Dr. Tetteh-Dumanya, this can be achieved through strategic financial mechanisms including diaspora bonds, infrastructure bonds, public-private partnerships, venture capital for SMEs, and optimised natural resource management.

Dr. Tetteh-Dumanya warns that failure to implement these strategic financial initiatives would push Ghana into deeper reliance on IMF programs, which have historically undermined local policies and economic sovereignty.

He cited examples from other African nations where IMF interventions resulted in weakened health systems and failed to address structural inefficiencies, emphasising that Ghana risks falling into a cycle of IMF dependency and economic instability without a proactive, self-reliant financial strategy.

Dr. Tetteh-Dumanya shared these thoughts in response to recent statements by President John Dramani Mahama, describing Ghana’s economic situation as a “crime scene” due to reckless financial mismanagement by the previous administration.

“Na Small Pikin Dey Worry This One”- SEE What Regina Daniels’ HUSBAND Did That Got Fans Talking

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Billionaire businessman Ned Nwoko recently took to social media to celebrate his wife, Regina Daniels, as she bagged the prestigious Nollywood Personality of the Year award.

Despite swirling rumors about their marriage, Ned publicly showered her with praise, proving his unwavering support.

Sharing a video from the award ceremony on Instagram, he wrote: