The traditional leadership of Trede Mpatasie in the Atwima Kwanwoma district has debunked reports suggesting that a revered black stool has gone missing, describing such claims as false, misleading, and a deliberate attempt to disturb the peace of the community.
Chief Linguist of Mpatasie, Kyeame Osei Kwame, in an interview with Adom News emphasized that there has been no such incident in recent times.
He assured residents and the general public that Trede Mpatasie remains calm and stable, enjoying harmony under the six-year leadership of Nana Asante Krobea Amoaben, Atwima Trede Mpatasiehene.
According to the linguist, the alleged incident being circulated on social media is not only inaccurate. He clarified that any such issue, if at all, occurred about four years ago and has since been resolved amicably, with no lingering tensions in the community.
Kyeame Osei Kwame further alleged that one individual is behind the recent attempts to rekindle unrest through the spread of misinformation. He cautioned the public against giving attention to such claims, urging residents to remain united and focused on development.
“The peace we are enjoying today is not by chance but through the committed leadership of Nana Asante Krobea Amoaben and the cooperation of our people. We will not allow anyone to disrupt it with falsehoods,” Kyeame Osei Kwame stated.
Adding their voices, some residents and members of the royal family have also strongly condemned the deliberate spreading of falsehoods capable of disrupting the peace of Mpatasie. They have warned that they may be compelled to take legal action if the situation persists.
The traditional authorities are therefore calling on all well-meaning citizens, media platforms, and social media users to verify information before dissemination and to support efforts aimed at maintaining peace and unity in Trede Mpatasie.
The leaders says they remain resolute in safeguarding its dignity, culture, and peace of the area.
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