Queen Mothers Lead Solemn Procession at Asante-Mampong Chief's Funeral

Asante-Mampong Mourns the Passing of Chief Osei Bonsu II: Queen Mothers Lead Solemn Procession Asante-Mampong, Ghana – The town of Asante-Mampong is in mourning following the passing of its revered chief, Bretuo Piesie Daasebre Osei Bonsu II. His funeral, held on [Date of Funeral], drew a large crowd, including prominent figures from the Ashanti region. A particularly poignant moment was captured on video, showing the solemn procession of Mamponghemaa and other queen mothers making their way to the burial service. Dressed in traditional black and red mourning attire, the queen mothers walked under black umbrellas, their faces reflecting a mixture of grief and respect. The procession was a powerful display of cultural tradition and the deep sorrow felt throughout the community. "It was a very moving sight," said one eyewitness, who asked not to be named. "The queen mothers' presence underscored the importance of the chief and the respect he commanded." The video, shared by Opemsuo Radio, provides a visual record of this significant event, offering a glimpse into the Ashanti culture's mourning rituals. The peaceful and respectful atmosphere of the procession stands in contrast to the profound sadness felt for the loss of the chief. The funeral serves as a testament to the lasting legacy of Daasebre Osei Bonsu II and the strength of the Asante-Mampong community.