About Nungua Nii Odaiteitse We
WHO WE ARE
Kɛ eshwɛ wɔyi etɛ, wɔbaaya!
Even if we are left with only three people, we will still go/advance!
OUR MISSION STATEMENT
To Build a strong and united family dedicated to development, mutual support, and the preservation of our heritage.
OUR HISTORY
Generations of Family Unity
The Nungua Nii Odaiteitse We family traces its ancestry to Nuumo Odai Tswei, the senior brother of Nii Odai Nkoto (Welentsi), King of Nungua. The two brothers migrated together to Nungua, where our house became part of the Adonten Division and took on its traditional role as frontline defenders and gatekeepers of the Nungua State.
Today, the house is made up of six lineages, with branches in Teshie and La. The shrines and deities we keep, which are also found in Aneho, Togo, still reflect the journey our ancestors made.
Under the leadership of Nii Otu Kwei II, the family remains united through our shared traditions, and every January we gather for our Annual Thanksgiving Service to pray, give thanks to God and commit the new year into His hands.
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WHO WE ARE
Frontline Defenders & Gatekeepers of Nungua
The Nii Odaiteitse We belongs to the Adonten Division of Nungua. Its head, the Adonten Mantse of Nungua, is a senior divisional chief who traditionally leads the army from the front.
As the frontline defenders and gatekeepers of the Nungua State, our traditional responsibility is to stand at the forefront in the defence and protection of Nungua.
The Crossed Key is our primary symbol, representing our role as the gatekeepers of the Nungua State.
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OUR ORIGINS
Two Brothers, One Journey
We trace our ancestry to Nuumo Odai Tswei, the senior brother of Nii Odai Nkoto (Welentsi), King of Nungua. The two brothers migrated together to Nungua, where their legacy became part of the history and heritage of Nungua State.
OUR LINEAGE
Six Lineages, One House
The Nungua Nii Odaiteitse We is made up of six distinct lineages:
- Nii Afotey Tsuru
- Nii Afotey Sorkpor
- Nii Afotey Kwablah
- Nii Tettey Din
- Nii Addey Oklemeshi
- Nii Komey Dade Hamle
The first four lineages, Nii Afotey Tsuru, Nii Afotey Sorkpor, Nii Afotey Kwablah and Nii Tettey Din, are descendants of Nuumo Odai Tswei. Among these lineages are family names such as Afotey, Odai, Afoley and others.
The Nii Ardey Oklemeshi lineage includes names such as Ayi, Teiko, Ayi Armah, Ayi Teiko and Ayele.
The Nii Komey Dade Hamle lineage includes names such as Abo, Tetteh, Toordi, Korkorbi, Manko and Abukwei.
OUR POSITIONS IN NUNGUA
Serving the Nungua State
The Nii Odaiteitse We holds important traditional positions within the Nungua State:
- Nungua Maŋ Otsaame: State Linguist of Nungua
- Nungua Woleiatse
- Oboade Asafoiatsemei: the ancient warrior leaders. There are two:
- Asafoiatse Aduru Pekon: leads the Asafo flag
- Asafoiatse Nii Blafo Nabla: walks in front of the Nungua Mantse (King)
Why We Exist
Aims & Objectives
01.
Unite the Family
We unite all descendants of Nungua Nii Odaiteitse We in love, peace and unity, building a strong and enduring clan.
02.
Harness Our Resources
We mobilise and harness the human and natural resources of the family for the benefit of all members.
03.
Lead Development
We take an active part in, and lead, development initiatives for the Nungua Traditional Area and its satellite towns, including but not limited to : Oyibi, Katamanso, Santeo, Adjiringanor, Akornukum, Tanshi, Abekunane, Asoprotsonaa and Anmashanaa
04.
Enpower Through Education
Through our trust fund and scholarship programme, we encourage educational advancement and we invest in the academic and professional development among our members.
05.
Protect Our Heritage
We protect and promote our heritage and traditions..
06.
Support One Another
We provide mutual support for the welfare of all members.
FAMILY LEADERSHIP
The People Who Guide Us
Our family is led by a dedicated group of elders, executives, and committee members who give their time and wisdom to ensure the family thrives across every generation.
Nii Otu Kwei II (Family Head)
Nii Otu Kwei II is a highly respected traditional leader and the Akutsotse of the Nungua Nii Odaiteitse We Family in the Greater Accra Region of Ghana. He was enstooled as Shia Onukpa (Family Head) in January 2010 and as Chief in January 2011. He holds the distinguished title of Nungua Adonten / Abekunane Mantse (Senior Divisional Chief in Nungua). Throughout his reign, Nii Otu Kwei II has been deeply committed to uplifting the name of the royal family and advancing the welfare of the Nungua people. He is a passionate advocate for community development, youth education and cultural preservation, ensuring that the legacy and heritage of our ancestors continue to thrive for generations to come.
Nii Afotey Gbetse VI ( Asoprotsonaa Mantse )
Nii Afotey Gbetse VI is a highly revered traditional leader and the Nungua Asoprotsonaa Mantse within the Nungua Traditional Area of the Greater Accra Region, Ghana. Enstooled on 22nd May 2013, he serves as a dedicated divisional chief hailing from the prominent Nii Odaiteitse We Family. He is deeply passionate about cultural preservation, community growth, and civic advocacy. Known for his progressive outlook, he actively champions youth empowerment through education and has been a strong vocal advocate for the integration and protection of the Ga-Dangme language and heritage in modern global spaces. His leadership serves as an enduring source of strength and unity for the family and the wider Nungua community
Nii Gonten Teiko Tsuru III (Akornokum Mantse)
Nii Gonten Teiko Tsuru III is an esteemed traditional ruler and the Akornokum Mantse (Divisional Chief of Akornokum) within the Nungua Traditional Area of the Greater Accra Region, Ghana. Enstooled on 22nd May 2013, he serves as a vital pillar of the community and a proud custodian of cultural identity, hailing from the prominent Nii Odaiteitse We Family. He is widely recognized for his dedication to traditional rites, famously performing royal dances during the sacred Nungua Ohenease celebrations to preserve the rich heritage of the Ga-Dangme people. His progressive leadership actively champions family unity, civic development, and the financial empowerment of community initiatives, ensuring a bright future for generations to come.
Nii Afotey Kakalor II (New Adjiringanor Mantse)
Nii Afotey Kakalor is a distinguished traditional leader serving as the New Adjiringanor Mantse within the Nungua Traditional Area of the Greater Accra Region, Ghana. Enstooled on 12th April 2024, he is a prominent son of the Nii Odaiteitse We Family who provides progressive leadership aimed at the modern development and socio-economic transformation of Adjiringanor. Known for his collaborative approach, he is deeply invested in creating institutional paths for youth advancement, promoting peaceful communal coexistence, and protecting Ga-Dangme cultural heritage. His vision bridges royal tradition with forward-thinking leadership, ensuring stability and community pride for current and future generations.
Naa Dede Dromonaa II
Naa Dede Dromonaa II is the revered Divisional Queen Mother of Nungua Abekunane within the Nungua Traditional Area, enstooled in 2015. As a senior matriarchal leader from the royal lineage, she has served her community with grace, wisdom, and distinction for over a decade. She is a core pillar of the traditional leadership circle, working closely alongside the divisional chiefs to preserve Ga-Dangme cultural heritage. Her long-standing reign is defined by a deep commitment to family cohesion, the empowerment of women, and the sustainable socio-cultural development of the Abekunane division
Naa Ayikai Gbɔmɔŋɔɔ II
Naa Ayikai Gbɔmɔŋɔɔ II is the revered Nungua-Tanshi Manyɛ (Queen Mother) within the Nungua Traditional Area of the Greater Accra Region, Ghana. Enstooled on 2nd September 2016, she is a dedicated matriarchal leader who serves with deep grace and cultural pride. She focuses her royal office heavily on uplifting the sacred dignity of her stool to passionately advocate for the welfare and empowerment of women and youth. Guided by a progressive vision, she works tirelessly alongside traditional leadership to build a thriving, resilient community anchored in rich Ga-Dangme cultural heritage, accessible education, and sustainable economic growth.
Naa Aforkor Omlefo Suorlor II
Naa Aforkor Omlefo Suorlor II is the esteemed Asoprotsonaa Mannye (Divisional Queen Mother) of the Nungua Traditional Area and a prominent member of the Nungua Traditional Council and the Nii Odaiteitse We Council of Elders. Enstooled on 2nd September 2016, she is a passionate advocate for women’s empowerment, adult education, youth development, and cultural preservation. Alongside her royal duties, she serves as the Acting Municipal Director for the Complementary Education Agency (CEA) in Krowor and sits on multiple municipal, social service, and child protection committees. Currently pursuing a BTech in Public Relations and Digital Communication at Accra Technical University, she beautifully bridges traditional leadership with modern civic governance and professional communication.
Naa Momo Blema Tsɛsaa II
Naa Momo Blema Tsɛsaa is the esteemed Divisional Queen Mother of Akornonku within the Nungua Traditional Area, enstooled on 13th April 2024. A proud daughter of the Nii Odaiteitse We Family, she attended Katamanso Presby JHS Fluent in both Ga and English, she is a dedicated mother to three daughters. As a matriarchal leader, she brings a deep love for her family and a profound commitment to her royal duties, serving as a pillar of unity, cultural preservation, and community development for the people of Akornonku Nungua
Naa Aforkor Moosee II
Naa Aforkor Moosee II is the esteemed Divisional Queen Mother of the Adjiringanor Traditional Area within the Nungua Traditional Council. Enstooled on 13th April 2024, she brings a unique blend of professional expertise and civic dedication to her royal office. She is a practicing Pharmacist and Laboratory Technician by profession, and concurrently serves her nation as a Senior Disaster Control Officer with the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO). As a prominent leader of the royal lineage, she beautifully combines her background in healthcare, emergency management, and traditional leadership to champion the health, safety, and development of Nungua and Adjiringanor community
Manye Naa Afoley Kootse II
Manye Naa Afoley Kootse II is a dynamic traditional leader, passionate Ga-Dangme advocate, and professional journalist enstooled on 13th April 2024. At 31 years old, she brings a vibrant, modern energy to her royal duties, blending her media background with a deep love for cultural preservation. A celebrated figure in her community, she is a former winner of Miss Teshie 2018 and competed with distinction as a finalist in both the 2015 and 2018 Miss Homowo Festival (Miss Homofest) pageants. Driven by a profound commitment to social impact, she runs a dedicated foundation that provides vital educational and welfare support to Ga-Dangme children and widows, masterfully uniting her public platform with grassroots community development
Naa Afoley Amasha Kanye II
Naa Afoley Amasha Kanye II is the esteemed Divisional Queen Mother of Texpo within the Nungua Traditional Area of the Greater Accra Region, Ghana. Enstooled on 13th April 2024, she serves as a vital matriarchal pillar for the Texpo community and the royal lineage. She is deeply committed to preserving the rich cultural values, customs, and ancestral heritage of the Ga-Dangme people. Her progressive vision focuses on fostering family unity, driving sustainable community development within Texpo, and passionately advocating for the welfare, education, and empowerment of women and youth to ensure a prosperous future for the generation to come.
Naa Ayorkor Oyemomo II
Naa Ayorkor Oyemomo II is an esteemed Queen Mother within the Nungua Traditional Area of the Greater Accra Region, Ghana. Enstooled on 13th April 2024, she serves as a vital matriarchal pillar dedicated to the preservation of Ga-Dangme cultural heritage and the progression of her community. As a proud leader of the royal lineage, her vision centers on fostering peace and collaboration, supporting local development, and creating sustainable pathways for the empowerment of women and youth within her jurisdiction.
Naa Boni Osogotsulu II
Manye Naa Boni Osogotsulu II is the revered Queen Mother of Oyibi Pentua / Valley View, enstooled on 30th May 2025. Professionally accomplished as a specialized Hair Doctor and a creator of bespoke gold-plated jewelry for chiefs, she uniquely bridges modern entrepreneurship with high customary craftsmanship. As a proud leader of the royal lineage, she is deeply committed to serving with honesty, respect, and dedication. Her matriarchal vision centers on upholding family unity, preserving Ga-Dangme customs, and ensuring fairness in all traditional matters
Naa Tengleo II
Naa Tengleo II is the esteemed Sub-Queen Mother of the Oyibi Aberman area, enstooled during a historic ceremony on 29th and 30th May 2025. A dedicated leader and an active council member, she is deeply involved in driving local development and community welfare. Her matriarchal vision focuses on transforming Oyibi into a thriving hub of growth, with a primary goal of boosting employment opportunities to empower the youth and reduce unemployment rates in the area.
Naa Gamu Nungua
Naa Gamu Nungua is the Queen Mother of Islam for Nungua within the Nungua Traditional Area of the Greater Accra Region, Ghana. Born into the prominent Obosom Botwe lineage to Mr. Afotey Saban and Mrs. Leticia Borkor Abeku, she is an accomplished trader who embraced Islam and was formally enstooled into her sacred office on 27th October 2018. She is deeply passionate about cultural preservation, community growth, and civic advocacy.
Tsitsitse Nii Ayi Atoplah III (Acting Nungua Otsaame)
Tsitsitse Nii Ayi Atoplah is a highly respected traditional figure currently serving as the Acting Nungua Otsaame (Chief Linguist) within the Nungua Traditional Area since 2014. As a trusted leader from the Nii Odaiteitse We Family, he serves as the official spokesperson, central orator, and chief diplomat for the royal house and the traditional council. Renowned for his cultural eloquence and deep mastery of Ga-Dangme history and custom, Tsitsitse Nii Ayi Atoplah III plays an indispensable role in articulating family values, guiding sacred rites, and bridging communication between the elders and the community.
Nii Armah Nkpa Oklemeshi III
Nii Armah Nkpa Oklemeshi III is the Nungua Woleiatse (Chief Fisherman) within the Nungua Traditional Area of the Greater Accra Region, Ghana. Enstooled into his sacred office on 21st February 2017, he serves as the dedicated custodian of the sea, marine life, and the coastal fishing community hailing from the prominent Nii Odaiteitse We Family. He actively champions maritime modernization and is currently seeking strategic investors to support the preservation of coastal cultural heritage, modernize the Nungua seashore, and invest in high-capacity fishing canoes and solid, state-of-the-art cold storage facilities for local fishermen.
Nii Okuwunu Ablade II ( Oyibi Otsaame)
Nii Okuwunu Ablade II is the esteemed Otsaame (Chief Linguist) of Oyibi town within the Nungua Traditional Area. Enstooled during a historic ceremony on 29th and 30th May 2025, he is widely recognized as a highly intelligent, hardworking, and motivating leader. As the Chief Linguist, he serves as a vital traditional diplomat and the official spokesperson for the royal house, bridging communication between the leadership and the public. His dynamic leadership is defined by an unwavering dedication to grassroots community mobilization, traditional eloquence, and socio-economic development across the Oyibi town enclave.
Nuumo Hon. Richard Odai Nmai
Nuumo Hon. Richard Odai Nmai is a distinguished leader, ex statesman, and the Chief Advisor of Nungua Nii Odaiteitse We Family in the Greater Accra Region, Ghana. As a prominent pillar of the royal lineage, he serves with high distinction, providing strategic and customary leadership to the family. Known for his affable demeanor and deep sense of community responsibility, Nuumo Hon. Richard Odai Nmai has long been an active champion for youth empowerment famously driving employment and developmental opportunities for the young people of Nungua and its surrounding enclaves. His guidance and dedication ensure the preservation of the family’s sacred values, economic growth, and ancestral heritage.
Nuumo Akwaaba Otu (Tsawe Wulomo)
Nuumo Akwaaba Otu (known in traditional life as Tsawe Wulomo) is the esteemed High Priest of the Tsawe deity within the Nungua Traditional Area. Inducted into his sacred office during a historic ceremony on 30th October 1981, he is widely recognized as a highly revered, resilient, and dedicated spiritual guardian. As the High Priest, he serves as a vital traditional diplomat and the official spiritual custodian for the royal house, bridging communication between the ancestors and the public. His long-standing leadership is defined by an unwavering dedication to cultural preservation, ancestral eloquence, and historical development across the Nungua enclave.
Nuumo Addey Osheipan (Abli Wulomo)
Nuumo Addey Osheipan (known in spiritual life as Abli Kwakwa Wulomo) is the esteemed traditional healer and Wulomo within the Nungua enclave of the Greater Accra Region. Installed into his sacred office during a historic ceremony on 11th April 2025, he is widely recognized as a highly intelligent, welcoming, and community-driven leader. As a Wulomo and traditional healer, he serves as a vital spiritual diplomat and health guardian for the local house, bridging communication between indigenous healing practices and the public. His dynamic leadership is defined by an unwavering dedication to grassroots community mobilization, friendly engagement, and socio-cultural development aimed at healing and uplifting his society
Nuumo Tetteh Asuma (Kanton Wulomo)
Nuumo Tetteh Asuma Kanton is a distinguished spiritual custodian and traditional leader within the Ga-Dangme State of Ghana. Serving in the revered office of Wulomo, he stands as a vital bridge between ancestral heritage, sacred traditions, and modern community development. Dedicated to preserving the profound cultural identity of his people, Nuumo Tetteh Asuma Kanton leads with spiritual wisdom, fostering unity, peace, and cultural continuity for generations to come
Onyai Wulomo
Manye Naa Boni Osogotsulu II is the revered Queen Mother of Oyibi Pentua / Valley View, enstooled on 30th May 2025. Professionally accomplished as a specialized Hair Doctor and a creator of bespoke gold-plated jewelry for chiefs, she uniquely bridges modern entrepreneurship with high customary craftsmanship. As a proud leader of the royal lineage, she is deeply committed to serving with honesty, respect, and dedication. Her matriarchal vision centers on upholding family unity, preserving Ga-Dangme customs, and ensuring fairness in all traditional matters
Labia
Manye Naa Boni Osogotsulu II is the revered Queen Mother of Oyibi Pentua / Valley View, enstooled on 30th May 2025. Professionally accomplished as a specialized Hair Doctor and a creator of bespoke gold-plated jewelry for chiefs, she uniquely bridges modern entrepreneurship with high customary craftsmanship. As a proud leader of the royal lineage, she is deeply committed to serving with honesty, respect, and dedication. Her matriarchal vision centers on upholding family unity, preserving Ga-Dangme customs, and ensuring fairness in all traditional matters
Elizabeth Mensah (Awon Tsawe Onukpa)
Elizabeth Mensah (Awon Tsawe Onukpa) is a highly revered senior traditional priestess and a foundational pillar of her community. She has dedicated nearly four decades of her life to sacred spiritual service and cultural preservation. Her spiritual journey began with an intensive seven-year tenure as an Okomfo (Akomfo), laying a powerful foundation that prepared her for her current legacy of 30 distinguished years as a Senior Priestess. Beyond her profound spiritual calling, she is a devoted matriarch and the proud mother of seven children, beautifully balancing her sacred communal responsibilities with her deep love for family
Naa Yoomo Busuafi
Anita Enyonam Kwaku (Naa Yoomo Busuafi) is a visionary leader, certified counselor, and the Executive Director of the Wokpee Initiative Ghana. Known for her fierce determination and go-getter mindset, Anita stops at nothing to turn opportunities into impactful realities. Her journey as a resilient single mother raising two beautiful daughters has fueled her independence, equipping her to navigate life’s hurdles with grace and empower others to do the same. Deeply connected to her spiritual roots as a marine queen, Anita finds her ultimate peace, alignment, and fulfillment by the sea, blending profound spiritual wisdom with professional expertise to drive lasting social change.
Awon Tsawe III
Patience Afoley Annan, formally known by her exalted traditional title Awon Tsawe III, is a dedicated spiritual leader and traditional priestess. Her profound journey of service began with an intense, foundational two-year period as an Okomfo, which paved the way for her spiritual elevation. Demonstrating deep wisdom and commitment, she has officially served as a Senior Priestess since 2025. Alongside her sacred duties as a custodian of culture, Patience is a devoted mother to one child, gracefully balancing her spiritual authority with the warmth of family life.
Awon Onyai
Rebecca Aforkor Djuetei, known by her esteemed traditional title Awon Onyai, is a highly respected senior priestess and cultural custodian. Her profound path of spiritual service began with a foundational two-year period as an Okomfo. Through her deep devotion and spiritual maturity, she ascended to her sacred office and has served as a Senior Priestess since 2014. Alongside her extensive spiritual leadership and duties to her community, Rebecca is a devoted mother of three children, beautifully balancing her sacred authority with the blessings of family life
Awon Kontontsi
Leticia Korkulu Agoe, holding the revered traditional title Awon Kontontsi, is a dedicated spiritual leader and custodian of culture. Her path of sacred service began with a foundational two-year period as an Okomfo, preparing her for higher spiritual responsibilities. Through her devotion, she ascended to her current office and has officially served as a Senior Priestess since 2024. A proud mother of three children, Leticia gracefully balances her deep spiritual authority with her vital role as a family matriarch.
Nuumo Abli Kofi
Nuumo Abli Kofi is a dynamic traditional leader, healthcare professional, and community advocate based in Nungua, Greater Accra. Installed into the sacred office of the priesthood on July 10, 2023, he beautifully bridges the worlds of ancient heritage and modern medicine. Outside of his spiritual duties, Nuumo Abli Kofi is a practicing pharmacist who brings a hardworking, respectful, and friendly approach to everything he does. Driven by a deep passion for public health, his ultimate dream is to expand his medical impact by becoming a nurse, dedication his life to the holistic physical and spiritual well-being of his community.
Asafoatse Ayi Saaba II
Asafoatse Ayi Saaba II is the Adjiringanor Asafoatse within the Nungua Traditional Area of the Greater Accra Region, Ghana. Installed into his sacred office on 11th April 2024, he serves as a dedicated warrior responsible for youth mobilization and community protection. He is deeply passionate about cultural preservation, community growth, and civic advocacy. Known for his progressive outlook, he actively champions youth empowerment and safety and has been a strong vocal advocate for the integration and protection of Ga-Dangme history and territory in modern global spaces. His leadership serves as an enduring source of strength and unity for the family and the wider Nungua community
Oboade Asafoiatse Laryea Nkpa Nabla
Oboade Asafoiatse Laryea Nkpa Nabla is a Senior Warrior of the Nii Odaiteitse We Family and the Nungua Mantse Blafo within the Nungua Traditional Area of the Greater Accra Region, Ghana. Serving in a vital customary role, he holds the sacred responsibility of walking directly in front of the Nungua Mantse (King) during royal processions to clear the path, command the vanguard, and signify absolute protection. He is deeply passionate about cultural preservation, community growth, and civic advocacy. Known for his progressive outlook, he actively champions youth empowerment and the strict upholding of royal protocols, and has been a strong vocal advocate for the integration and protection of Ga-Dangme history and customs in modern global spaces. His leadership serves as an enduring source of strength and unity for the family and the wider Nungua community
Asafoatse Annan Koninka II
Asafoatse Annan Koninka II is a warrior within the Nungua Traditional Area of the Greater Accra Region, Ghana. Installed into his sacred office on 11th April 2024, he serves as a dedicated protector and custodian hailing from the prominent Nii Odaiteitse We Family. He is deeply passionate about cultural preservation, community growth, and civic advocacy. Known for his progressive outlook, he actively champions youth mobilization, discipline, and the safeguarding of ancestral interests, and has been a strong vocal advocate for the integration and protection of Ga-Dangme history and territory in modern global spaces
Asafoatse Afotey Sorble
Asafoatse Afotey Sorble is a warrior within the Nungua Traditional Area of the Greater Accra Region, Ghana. Hailing from the Afotey Tsuru lineage, he formally joined the Nii Odaiteitse We family house in 2016, where his exceptional hard work, loyalty, and deep dedication led the family elders to enstool him into his sacred office on 11th April 2024. Serving as a dynamic young warrior, he holds the vital customary responsibility of supporting the senior Asafoiatsemei, including Asafoiatse Pekon and Asafoiatse Nabla, in commanding the vanguard and safeguarding the community.
Asafoatse Nii Odai Kotia Konte II
Asafoatse Nii Odai Kotia Konte II is a warrior and the “Comm. 18 to Texpo” Asafoatse within the Nungua Traditional Area of the Greater Accra Region, Ghana. Installed into his sacred office on 11th April 2024, he serves as a dedicated warrior and youth mobilizer hailing from the prominent Nii Odaiteitse We Family. He is deeply passionate about cultural preservation, community growth, and civic advocacy.
Asafoatse Nii Laryea Ofela
Asafoatse Nii Laryea Ofela is the Akornokum Asafoatse within the Nungua Traditional Area of the Greater Accra Region, Ghana. Installed into his sacred office on 11th April 2024, he serves as a war leader and custodian of the Asafo tradition, embodying the historic role of defenders of the community and guardians of its collective interests. He actively champions unity, fearlessness, and communal responsibility.
Asafoatse Okeley Lanmata II
Asafoatse Okeley Lanmata II is the Abekunane Asafoatse within the Nungua Traditional Area of the Greater Accra Region, Ghana. The fourth-born child of his father, his academic foundation was shaped at Harmony International School and O’Reilly Senior High School, paving the way for his current pursuit of a degree in Business Administration at the University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA). Enstooled into his sacred office on 9th April 2024, he serves as a dedicated warrior and youth leader hailing from the prominent Nii Odaiteitse We Family.
Asafoatse Laryea Tawiah Dinn II
Asafoatse Laryea Tawiah Dinn II is the Asoprotsonaa Asafoatse within the Nungua Traditional Area of the Greater Accra Region, Ghana. He is a proud son of the Nii Odaiteitse We Family hailing from the Afotey Tsuru lineage. Installed into his sacred office on 11th April 2024, he holds the vital customary responsibility of serving as the chief guard of the stool of Asoprotsonaa, protecting its ancestral sanctity and authority.
Asafoatse Afotey Odumte
Asafoatse Afotey Odumte is the Akornokum Asafoatse within the Nungua Traditional Area of the Greater Accra Region, Ghana. Installed into his sacred office on 11th April 2024, he serves as a dedicated warrior and custodian hailing from the prominent Nii Odaiteitse We Family. Alongside his traditional obligations, he is a skilled master carpenter, beautifully blending industrial craftsmanship with royal service. He is deeply passionate about cultural preservation and community growth.
Asafoatse Afotey Oketeke II
Asafoatse Afotey Oketeke II is also the Akornokum Asafoatse within the Nungua Traditional Area of the Greater Accra Region, Ghana. Enstooled into his sacred office on 9th April 2024, he serves as a dedicated warrior and custodian hailing from the prominent Nii Odaiteitse We Family. Having earned profound respect through his steadfast service, he is a dedicated father of five children who is deeply passionate about the transport and logistics sectors, bringing valuable skills in navigation and mobile operations.
Asafoanye
Manye Naa Boni Osogotsulu II is the revered Queen Mother of Oyibi Pentua / Valley View, enstooled on 30th May 2025. Professionally accomplished as a specialized Hair Doctor and a creator of bespoke gold-plated jewelry for chiefs, she uniquely bridges modern entrepreneurship with high customary craftsmanship. As a proud leader of the royal lineage, she is deeply committed to serving with honesty, respect, and dedication. Her matriarchal vision centers on upholding family unity, preserving Ga-Dangme customs, and ensuring fairness in all traditional matters
Asafoanye
Manye Naa Boni Osogotsulu II is the revered Queen Mother of Oyibi Pentua / Valley View, enstooled on 30th May 2025. Professionally accomplished as a specialized Hair Doctor and a creator of bespoke gold-plated jewelry for chiefs, she uniquely bridges modern entrepreneurship with high customary craftsmanship. As a proud leader of the royal lineage, she is deeply committed to serving with honesty, respect, and dedication. Her matriarchal vision centers on upholding family unity, preserving Ga-Dangme customs, and ensuring fairness in all traditional matters
Nuumo Joseph Tawiah Nmai
Nuumo Joseph Tawiah Nmai is the Head of the Nii Afotey Sorkpor Lineage within the Nii Odaiteitse We Family. Serving as a senior patriarch and ancestral custodian, he holds the sacred responsibility of governing family affairs, preserving lineage history, and guiding the generational growth of the prominent Nii Odaiteitse We Family. He is a dedicated Christian who loves to share the Word of God, actively championing family unity and faith-driven leadership
Nuumo Seth Mensah Boye
Seth Mensah Boye is Head of the Nii Afotey Tsuru Lineage within the Nungua Nii Odaiteitse We Family. Serving as a senior patriarch and ancestral custodian, he holds the sacred responsibility of governing family affairs, preserving lineage history, and guiding the generational growth of the prominent Nungua Nii Odaiteitse We Family. He is deeply passionate about cultural preservation, community growth, and civic advocacy. Known for his progressive outlook, he actively champions absolute inclusivity and collective responsibility, firmly believing that every single member of the family has a vital part to play in its growth and progress.
Awon Tsawe III
Patience Afoley Annan, formally known by her exalted traditional title Awon Tsawe III, is a dedicated spiritual leader and traditional priestess. Her profound journey of service began with an intense, foundational two-year period as an Okomfo, which paved the way for her spiritual elevation. Demonstrating deep wisdom and commitment, she has officially served as a Senior Priestess since 2025. Alongside her sacred duties as a custodian of culture, Patience is a devoted mother to one child, gracefully balancing her spiritual authority with the warmth of family life.
Awon Onyai
Rebecca Aforkor Djuetei, known by her esteemed traditional title Awon Onyai, is a highly respected senior priestess and cultural custodian. Her profound path of spiritual service began with a foundational two-year period as an Okomfo. Through her deep devotion and spiritual maturity, she ascended to her sacred office and has served as a Senior Priestess since 2014. Alongside her extensive spiritual leadership and duties to her community, Rebecca is a devoted mother of three children, beautifully balancing her sacred authority with the blessings of family life
Awon Kontontsi
Leticia Korkulu Agoe, holding the revered traditional title Awon Kontontsi, is a dedicated spiritual leader and custodian of culture. Her path of sacred service began with a foundational two-year period as an Okomfo, preparing her for higher spiritual responsibilities. Through her devotion, she ascended to her current office and has officially served as a Senior Priestess since 2024. A proud mother of three children, Leticia gracefully balances her deep spiritual authority with her vital role as a family matriarch.
Nuumo Abli Kofi
Nuumo Abli Kofi is a dynamic traditional leader, healthcare professional, and community advocate based in Nungua, Greater Accra. Installed into the sacred office of the priesthood on July 10, 2023, he beautifully bridges the worlds of ancient heritage and modern medicine. Outside of his spiritual duties, Nuumo Abli Kofi is a practicing pharmacist who brings a hardworking, respectful, and friendly approach to everything he does. Driven by a deep passion for public health, his ultimate dream is to expand his medical impact by becoming a nurse, dedication his life to the holistic physical and spiritual well-being of his community.
Asafoatse Ayi Saaba II
Asafoatse Ayi Saaba II is the Adjiringanor Asafoatse within the Nungua Traditional Area of the Greater Accra Region, Ghana. Installed into his sacred office on 11th April 2024, he serves as a dedicated warrior responsible for youth mobilization and community protection. He is deeply passionate about cultural preservation, community growth, and civic advocacy. Known for his progressive outlook, he actively champions youth empowerment and safety and has been a strong vocal advocate for the integration and protection of Ga-Dangme history and territory in modern global spaces. His leadership serves as an enduring source of strength and unity for the family and the wider Nungua community
Oboade Asafoiatse Laryea Nkpa Nabla
Oboade Asafoiatse Laryea Nkpa Nabla is a Senior Warrior of the Nii Odaiteitse We Family and the Nungua Mantse Blafo within the Nungua Traditional Area of the Greater Accra Region, Ghana. Serving in a vital customary role, he holds the sacred responsibility of walking directly in front of the Nungua Mantse (King) during royal processions to clear the path, command the vanguard, and signify absolute protection. He is deeply passionate about cultural preservation, community growth, and civic advocacy. Known for his progressive outlook, he actively champions youth empowerment and the strict upholding of royal protocols, and has been a strong vocal advocate for the integration and protection of Ga-Dangme history and customs in modern global spaces. His leadership serves as an enduring source of strength and unity for the family and the wider Nungua community
Asafoatse Annan Koninka II
Asafoatse Annan Koninka II is a warrior within the Nungua Traditional Area of the Greater Accra Region, Ghana. Installed into his sacred office on 11th April 2024, he serves as a dedicated protector and custodian hailing from the prominent Nii Odaiteitse We Family. He is deeply passionate about cultural preservation, community growth, and civic advocacy. Known for his progressive outlook, he actively champions youth mobilization, discipline, and the safeguarding of ancestral interests, and has been a strong vocal advocate for the integration and protection of Ga-Dangme history and territory in modern global spaces
Asafoatse Afotey Sorble
Asafoatse Afotey Sorble is a warrior within the Nungua Traditional Area of the Greater Accra Region, Ghana. Hailing from the Afotey Tsuru lineage, he formally joined the Nii Odaiteitse We family house in 2016, where his exceptional hard work, loyalty, and deep dedication led the family elders to enstool him into his sacred office on 11th April 2024. Serving as a dynamic young warrior, he holds the vital customary responsibility of supporting the senior Asafoiatsemei, including Asafoiatse Pekon and Asafoiatse Nabla, in commanding the vanguard and safeguarding the community.
Asafoatse Nii Odai Kotia Konte II
Asafoatse Nii Odai Kotia Konte II is a warrior and the “Comm. 18 to Texpo” Asafoatse within the Nungua Traditional Area of the Greater Accra Region, Ghana. Installed into his sacred office on 11th April 2024, he serves as a dedicated warrior and youth mobilizer hailing from the prominent Nii Odaiteitse We Family. He is deeply passionate about cultural preservation, community growth, and civic advocacy.
Asafoatse Nii Laryea Ofela
Asafoatse Nii Laryea Ofela is the Akornokum Asafoatse within the Nungua Traditional Area of the Greater Accra Region, Ghana. Installed into his sacred office on 11th April 2024, he serves as a war leader and custodian of the Asafo tradition, embodying the historic role of defenders of the community and guardians of its collective interests. He actively champions unity, fearlessness, and communal responsibility.
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