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Ya-Na Abukari II, the traditional king of Dagbon in northern Ghana, has died in South Africa after a short illness, according to media reports.

He became king after a long-running succession dispute that led to deadly violence in 2002 and later promoted reconciliation and reforms.

Traditional rulers remain highly influential in Ghana, helping settle disputes, preserve culture, and support local development. The Dagbon King’s death must now set in motion the choosing of a new king in the coming months.

Meanwhile, this comes against the backdrop of strained relations between Pretoria and Accra following anti-undocumented migration violence in parts of South Africa.

Ghana has publicly condemned attacks on foreign nationals and called for accountability following the killing of a Ghanaian citizen in Cape Town. South African authorities have maintained that the killing was linked to alleged extortion-related criminality and not xenophobia.

double wahala for dead body

as for that cantree SA, i do not rate dem at all if no be for the sake of Amapiano

their white population is the brain behind their development

Their king's are just dying anyhow by their own fellow black man's hands

From SA to GH to 9ja (especially south west kings)

RIP to the dead..



He come hard for most Africa countries to get at least one to five standard hospital...

Chai. These S.A people are just gathering enemies everywhere

Them dey blacklist nations

Because very soon, na waytin African countries go do south Africa

Them go come be like north Korea, especially the black south African, na him I pity pass.

Those ones way lazy pass, waytin I know know

Rip to him
Rip to him
Ki olorun gba Abi re

A sad occurrence, especially at this auspicious time of strained relationship between SA and Black Africa.

This is another challenge for African countries to shore up their own health facilities rather than depend on other countries.

donleo92:
Them dey blacklist nations

Because very soon, na waytin African countries go do south Africa

Them go come be like north Korea, especially the black south African, na him I pity pass.

Those ones way lazy pass, waytin I know know

Keep dreaming, it would never happen! Ghanian King went to SA for treatment that is how important SA are to other african countries. we don't want hate on SA

You no know anything

Clearly South Afircan is heaven as they say, if not, why whould a ghanian king travel to SA for treatment why couldn't Ghana treat him SA is is still an important country to other african countries. We shouldn't hate SA.

So ,upon all their pride and chest beating, they don't good facilities at home to treat their own and can not also afford to him to London or the US.

LordLicifer:
Clearly South Afircan is heaven as they say, if not, why whould a ghanian king travel to SA for treatment why couldn't Ghana treat him SA is is still an important country to other african countries. We shouldn't hate SA.

They are cheaper for treatment that is why?

seppuku:
They are cheaper for treatment that is why?

Not quite, not from what i heard, South africa has better medical equipment and facilities

RandDigital:
➜Ya-Na Abukari II, the traditional king of Dagbon in northern Ghana, has died in South Africa after a short illness, according to media reports.
He became king after a long-running succession dispute that led to deadly violence in 2002 and later promoted reconciliation and reforms.
Traditional rulers remain highly influential in Ghana, helping settle disputes, preserve culture, and support local development. The Dagbon King’s death must now set in motion the choosing of a new king in the coming months.
Meanwhile, this comes against the backdrop of strained relations between Pretoria and Accra following anti-undocumented migration violence in parts of South Africa.
Ghana has publicly condemned attacks on foreign nationals and called for accountability following the killing of a Ghanaian citizen in Cape Town. South African authorities have maintained that the killing was linked to alleged extortion-related criminality and not xenophobia.

What was a Ghanian traditional king doing, supposedly living in South Africa?

tobenuel:
double wahala for dead body as for that cantree SA, i do not rate dem at all if no be for the sake of Amapiano their white population is the brain behind their development

What wahala? What was a traditional ruler all the way from Ghana doing in South Africa? If he went there for medical treatment and died as a result of his illness, then it is unfortunate and an indictment against Ghana. If he had instead been living there in South Africa, also, something against Ghana.

Kobojunkie:
What was a Ghanian traditional king doing, supposedly living in South Africa?

President Tinubu🇳🇬 lives in France😏

RandDigital:
➜President Tinubu🇳🇬 lives in France😏

Sigh! Africa needs to be left to stew in its own poop, abeg! 😒😒😒

RandDigital:
President Tinubu🇳🇬 lives in France😏

I used to think it was just a joke,turns out he really lives in France and only visits Nigeria when he feels like it.

JaceBlaze:
I used to think it was just a joke,turns out he really lives in France and only visits Nigeria when he feels like it.

How do you then have an independent foreign policy when you're over-reliant on the West - even live there? No wonder there's a tendency to white worship.

RandDigital:
How do you then have an independent foreign policy when you're over-reliant on the West - even live there? No wonder there's a tendency to white worship.

Hey! These people don't have shame I tell you.