03:38There is a bound that links Akwemu, Anglon and Asante, a bound older than the modern states, grounded in the respect, mutual aid and the understanding that though we are distinct in tongue and custom, we are united in spirit and in purpose.
04:08As we stand here today celebrating your heritage, we celebrate also the enduring strength of our Ghanaian tradition, that sacred cord that ties all our kingdoms and peoples together.
04:38In escaping from the walls of Ngoche, our forefathers walked backwards so that their footprints showed a forward movement into the palace.
04:53Before the people of Ngoche, led by King Agwokoli at the time, who realized that the people of Dobo Nyibo or Anglon today were moving away, it was already too late.
05:10When I saw them performing, I was like in heaven, you understand?
05:34Because this is who we are. This is our culture. It's not a sin. We are actually celebrating what our ancestors did and honoring them.
05:44And so we have Uh VII. And so the girls, as we died here, come down.
05:48And so we not in the Essex.
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