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Ghana: Nana Ofori Amanfo II, Chief (Odikro) of Kumpese Passes Away

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[Ghanaian Times] Sunday the 21st of June, 2020 witnessed one of the saddest event, in living memory, in Kumpese in the Amansie-West District of the Ashanti Region. It's Chief (Odikiro) Nana Ofori Amanfo II, popularly called Akropong, passed away in the morning at the Agroyesum Catholic Hospital.

Source: allAfrica.com
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