Popular Ghanaian actor and brand influencer Mikki Osei Berko, widely known in the entertainment industry as “Master Richard,” has reportedly been enstooled as the acting chief of Adomorobe, taking on the stool name Nana Osei Boakye Yiadom II.
The celebrated actor, who rose to fame through the iconic TV series Taxi Driver, was officially installed in a traditional ceremony witnessed by elders, kingmakers, and members of the community. His enstoolment marks a significant transition from the world of entertainment into traditional leadership.
Speaking shortly after the ceremony, Master Richard delivered a brief but heartfelt message. He expressed deep appreciation to the kingmakers for the confidence reposed in him and extended gratitude to the substantive chief of the town. According to him, the chief’s decision to allow him to be enstooled while still alive demonstrates a strong commitment to peace and unity within the community.
He noted that although the chief remains alive, his current condition has made it difficult for him to actively perform his duties, hence the need for an acting leader to ensure continuity in governance and development.
Master Richard emphasized that his new role is one he does not take lightly, promising to work closely with elders and stakeholders to promote peace, development, and cultural preservation in Adomorobe.
Beyond acting, he has served in public office as an assemblyman and has been actively involved in media and communications, working with several radio and television platforms.
His enstoolment has since sparked conversations across social media, with many Ghanaians praising the move as a blend of modern influence and traditional authority, while others see it as a testament to his leadership qualities beyond the screen.
As he assumes his new role, many will be watching closely to see how the iconic actor transitions into traditional leadership and contributes to the development of Adomorobe.
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