Photos Twene Jonas' Family In Ghana Pop Up Amid Otumfuo Saga

Tuesday, May 25, 2021 at 2:32 PM by Jeffrey Owusu-Mensah

- Twene Jonas has been trending on social media over comments he made about Otumfuo Osei Tutu

- Amid the trend, photos of how Jonas looked like before travelling abroad have popped up online

- The photos show an innocnet-looking Jonas with his family

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Social media sensation Twene Jonas has been trending in the past few days following recent pressure on him.

Twene Jonas is being asked to apologise to Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II after he made remarks about him that have been deemed insulting.

Twene Jonas, in one of his many videos, mentioned the Asante king while blasting Ghanaian chiefs and leaders in his latest rant about galamsey destroying water bodies.

Photos Twene Jonas' Family In Ghana Pop Up Amid Otumfuo Saga. Photo source: @sweet_maame_adwoa
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This was taken by many Ghanaians on social media as derogatory to the Asantehene leading to calls for him to apologise.

Amid the saga, many have wondering who Twene Jonas was and how he lived like when he was in Ghana.

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In this direction, old photos of Twene Jonas have popped up showing how he was like before he travelled to the United States.

The photos have Twene Jonas spending time with his family. In one of the photos, he was seen with a young lady believed to be his sister and two boys.

Another photo had Twene inside a clothing shop with a woman said to to be his aunt.

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The photos come after Twene Jonas stated without mincing words that he was not going to apologise to anybody because all leaders are not wise.

In one of his most recent videos, Jonas stated that:

"All Ghanaian leaders, from A to Z, are fools and if they want me to stop insulting them, they should make the country better," the adamant Jonas was heard saying."

Meanwhile, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II recently visited Adum, the central business district of Kumasi, to perform rites in celebration of Awukudae in his 1935 Rolls Royce 20/25.