Tsetse Akom Village
AKONGUA HEMAA
BORBOR MFANTSE ABAKOSEM
MFANTSE AKOM PRACTICES
In 2023, Osaberima Osombo Akongua Bosom Essiamoah-Edu appointed Nana Efua Essiaaba, whose ancient ancestors called her Kyehen, as the Spirit-chosen QueenMother — Akongua Hemaa Essiamoah-Edu.
She is a great-granddaughter of the ancestor who led the Essiamoah-Edu family to Abandze.
Today, she oversees:
- Shrine affairs
- Ceremonial protocols
- Family
In 2023, Osaberima Osombo Akongua Bosom Essiamoah-Edu appointed Nana Efua Essiaaba, whose ancient ancestors called her Kyehen, as the Spirit-chosen QueenMother — Akongua Hemaa Essiamoah-Edu.
She is a great-granddaughter of the ancestor who led the Essiamoah-Edu family to Abandze.
Today, she oversees:
- Shrine affairs
- Ceremonial protocols
- Family education
- Global clan unity
Her role is stewardship, not ownership — guidance, not control.
MFANTSE AKOM PRACTICES
BORBOR MFANTSE ABAKOSEM
MFANTSE AKOM PRACTICES
Living Spiritual Tradition
Mfantse Akom is the living ancestral spiritual system of the Borbor Mfantse people.
At Tsetse Akom Village, Akom includes:
- Libation and ancestral invocation
- Abisa (Divination)
- Ceremonial feedings and honoring
- Asafo drumming and Frankaa raising
- Family spiritual education
We practice Spiritual Guidance Over Fear.
We do not manipulate spirit.
We align with it.
BORBOR MFANTSE ABAKOSEM
BORBOR MFANTSE ABAKOSEM
BORBOR MFANTSE ABAKOSEM
History of the People and Dwomma Township
Around the year 1252, guiding deities including Osaberima Osombo Akongua Bosom Essiamoah-Edu helped lead the Mfantse people into Borbor Mfantse land.
Dwomma (Mumford) became one of the sacred settlements of the Essiamoah-Edu lineage.
Borbor Mfantse Abakosem preserves:
- Migration history
- Clan structures
- A
History of the People and Dwomma Township
Around the year 1252, guiding deities including Osaberima Osombo Akongua Bosom Essiamoah-Edu helped lead the Mfantse people into Borbor Mfantse land.
Dwomma (Mumford) became one of the sacred settlements of the Essiamoah-Edu lineage.
Borbor Mfantse Abakosem preserves:
- Migration history
- Clan structures
- Asafo traditions
- Ancestral governance systems
- Cultural practices of fishing, farming, communal cooking, and social life
History here is oral, spiritual, and living.