You Are Not a Chief! …Kingmakers Warn Prince Quaye Over Status and allegations against James Town Queenmother

The esteemed kingmakers of the Ngleshie Alata Paramountcy under the James Town Stool have issued a stern warning to Prince Bruce Quaye, stating unequivocally that he is not recognized as a chief and must desist from holding himself out as such.
The kingmakers, traditional leaders entrusted with the responsibility of guiding succession and maintaining the customs of James Town issued a press statement over the weekend in Accra.
The statement emphasized the importance of adherence to traditional protocols and the need for unity in upholding the lineage of leadership.
“Prince Bruce Quaye’s actions and claims to chieftaincy have raised serious concerns among the royal council,” the spokesperson stated. “We must ensure that the rightful customs are followed to maintain the integrity of our leadership.”. The kingmakers argue that his approach undermines traditional values.
The kingmakers of Ngleshie Alata have issued a stern warning to Prince Asharku Bruce Quaye, urging him to cease what they term a “witch hunt” against Naa Afrimpong IV, the Queenmother of James Town. The statement comes amid growing tensions surrounding allegations that have sparked community unrest.
The kingmakers, expressed their concerns over the impact of these allegations on the unity and peace of the community. They emphasized that such actions undermine the traditional authority and respect that the Queenmother commands within James Town.
In their statement, the kingmakers called on all relevant state agencies to take note of the ongoing situation and desist from dealing with Prince Quaye adding that they do so at their own risk.
“We urge Prince Asharku Bruce Quaye to reflect on the implications of his actions and to prioritize the welfare of our community over personal grievances,” the statement read. “The integrity of our traditional institutions must be preserved.”
As tensions rise, community members have rallied behind Naa Afrimpong IV, expressing their support for the Queenmother and calling for an end to the divisive rhetoric.