Debunking the “Agyapadie” Document: A Fabricated Hate Campaign Against the Ofori Panin Household and Okyeman

Debunking the “Agyapadie” Document: A Fabricated Hate Campaign Against the Ofori Panin Household and Okyeman

In a recent statement, the Okyenhene Osagyefuo Amoatia Ofori Panin has vehemently denied the authenticity of a document circulating with his image under the caption “Agyapadie”.

The document, which has gained traction on traditional and social media, outlines a supposed strategy for positioning Akyem people at the helm of Ghana’s economy. However, the Okyenhene has dismissed it as a “total fiction” fabricated by those bent on creating a hate campaign against the Ofori Panin household and Okyeman.

This is not the first time such a document has surfaced. In October 2016, just months before the election, a similar document known as the “Akyem Project” was circulated. Its purpose was to sow discord between Okyeman and Asanteman, undermining Nana Akufo-Addo’s electoral chances. Fortunately, it came too late to have any impact.

At the recent Akyem Abuakwa State Council meeting, the Okyenhene urged his kinsmen and Ghanaians to treat the document with the contempt it deserves. He questioned the sanity of anyone who would concoct such a plan and use his image as the cover page. It is clear that the Okyenhene will not let this malicious campaign go unchecked.

The “Agyapadie” document is a stark reminder of the dangers of hate speech and the need for vigilance in the face of such malicious propaganda. It is essential to recognize the intent behind such fabrications and to reject them outright.

In conclusion, the Okyenhene’s statement is a clear indication that the “Agyapadie” document is nothing but a fabrication. It is essential to be cautious of such malicious campaigns and to treat them with the contempt they deserve. Let us focus on building bridges, not sowing discord.