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| | AKAN OHEMMAA - AKAN QUEENMOTHER |
 | | To the contrary, she, in fact, is the one who is principally responsible, and historically has been, for the selection of the candidate when the king's office, the royal stool, becomes vacant. |
 | | The queenmother is the co-ruler and has joint responsibility with the king for all affairs of the state (Rattray, 1923; Meyerowitz, 1951; Busia, 1951; Aidoo, 1981; Arhin, 1983; Manuh, 1988). |
 | | , the senior stool in relation to the ohene adwa (king's stool). |
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