VIDEO: The Hidden History of Queen Mothers in Kpando | History Banking Series

 How did the institution of Queen Mothers begin in Kpando? Who introduced it, and what role has it played in the traditional leadership of the Akpini people?

In this compelling episode of our History Banking Project, Ametsitsie Kwame Patrick Agboka (Papa Bone), a respected elder from Kpando Konda, shares a detailed oral account of the origins and evolution of Queen Mother enstoolment in Kpando. During this interview, Papa Bone explains: 👑 The historical origins of the Queen Mother institution in Kpando 🏛️ The traditional process of enstoolment and its significance 🌍 The role Queen Mothers have played in preserving culture, leadership, and community development 📜 Rare historical insights passed down through generations of the Akpini people. This interview is part of Akpini News & Tours' History Banking Project, an initiative dedicated to preserving the oral histories of elders, chiefs, queen mothers, kingmakers, historians, and cultural custodians across Kpando, the Volta Region, and Ghana. Our objective is not to rewrite history or create division but to document diverse historical narratives for education, preservation, and future generations. We recognize that oral history may vary depending on family traditions and historical sources, and we encourage viewers to respectfully consider multiple perspectives. If you are passionate about Ghanaian history, traditional leadership, African culture, and the rich heritage of the Akpini people, this is an episode you shouldn't miss. 👍 Like this video 💬 Share your thoughts respectfully in the comments 📢 Share with family and friends interested in our history 🔔 Subscribe to Akpini News & Tours for more exclusive historical interviews, cultural documentaries, tourism, and heritage content.