Otumfuo reveals his role in Napo's upbringing, calls him 'My Son and Grandson'
In a heartwarming display of affection and pride, Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II has revealed his significant role in the upbringing of Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh, also known as Napo.
Speaking at the Manhyia Palace, Otumfuo affectionately referred to Napo as “my son and grandson,” highlighting the close relationship they share.
Otumfuo shared that he co-parented Napo with his father, paying his school fees and supporting his education. He also mentored Napo in socially accepted manners, instilling values that have shaped his character and leadership style.
The Asantehene’s paternal bond with Napo dates back to his early years, and their relationship has grown stronger over time.
Otumfuo’s endorsement of Napo as a worthy leader and his pride in his achievements are a testament to the significant impact their relationship has had on Napo’s life and career.
This revelation has provided a unique glimpse into the personal life of Napo and the influential role Otumfuo has played in his development. The Asantehene’s affectionate words have also underscored the deep respect and admiration Napo has for his mentor and king.
The King further advised him to prove all those who claim he is arrogant wrong because he as a father never trained him to be arrogant.
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