Yaa Asantewa: Warrior Queen of Ghana
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great video, but I doubt she permed her hair as shamefully as most blacks do so freely nowadays. peace
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UP GHANA!!! This is the kind of stuff I love to see. LONG LIVE AFRICA!!!
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BLESSED
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@StashBurners My mom is Yaa Boahemaa. She is as tough as Yaa Asantewaa
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This was Great !
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All Hail da Queen!!1 ~Power~
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Dont joke with us Ashanti's!!! lol. long live yaa asantewaa
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white people always trying to take shit...
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@peasah2005 no queen on this earth,went to war together with their people.
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Yaa Asantewaa, she was brave, courageous, and outspoken than most men in her time. When it mean fighting for the right to preserve and protect a traditional symbol of the land of Ghana ,she was WILLING to take the risk to lead the movement.. We need a woman like her today to show the wick and corrupt leaders of Africa how to get the job done.
Voiceofcameroon 2 years ago 15
Nana Yaa Asantewaa is one of the greatest ever African queens on this earth.
Nana Yaa Asantewaa was full of spirit and so courageous and she wasn't scared to put her life on the line to protect, fight and conquer to save our families of the Ejisu kingdom of the Asante region because Nana Yaa Asantewaa was true motherly warrior to us all.
Nana Yaa Asantwaa is one of our great daughters and sheroes of Ghana and Africa and she will always be our darling to us all.
peasah2005 1 year ago 7