2. KUMASI
The capital town of the Ashanti Region, home of Otumfuor Osei Tutu II. The town is known for its rampant exhibition of the true and rich Ghanaian culture.
It is the second-largest in Ghana. If you are looking for men that are conceited and take delight in complacency, thanks to me your search is over because the region has a host of such characters.
History has it that the city was named after the Kum tree planted by King Osei Tutu II in the 19th century as a symbol of victory for the Ashanti empire over the British.
As predicted by Okomfo Anokye the then fetish priest, one of the two kum trees planted survived thus “Kum ate na se” meaning Kum lived.
Over time ‘kum ate na se’ became today’s Kumasi. In the akan dialect, Kuma means small, young or little.
Kuma rightly serve as a name of a person too. “asi” also means under so kumasi in its literal sense means Kuma’s under and I need not tell you what is beneath a female.
To think that the “under” in this context means under arm is like saying dumsor is the best thing that ever happened to Ghanaians when we all know that is fallacious.
Okay let me be blunt, “under” here means vag*na, I guess you’ve never thought along this line.
By the way, these kumasi people are proficient when it comes to placing R with L and vice versa. If you think I am lying go to Kumasi and ask for direction to the RLG office, Rattray park or the police station,don’t say I didn’t warn you oo!!!!!