Queen Nandi: King Atehene's Wife Speaks After Her Husband's Deportation From Scotland
- Queen Nandi, the wife of King Atehene of the Kubala Kingdom, has broken her silence after her husband's deportation from Scotland
- In a viral video, she blasted critics of her partner, detailing their life struggles and their children’s whereabouts after Kofi Offeh’s eviction
- The sad sentiment warmed the hearts of Ghanaians as they flooded the comments section of her video to share their opinions
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King Atehene of the Kubala Kingdom's wife, Jean Gasho, also known as Queen Nandi, has spoken following her husband's recent eviction.
Source: UGC
On Tuesday, April 21, 2026, Kofi Offeh arrived back in Ghana after being deported from Scotland, where he and his 'tribe' were evicted from a forest in Jedburgh.
Following his return, he met the popular media personality Kofi Adoma Nwanwani at the Accra International Airport, where he emphatically stated that his mission is far from over.
According to him, he would establish a new kingdom in Ghana, detailing that his next destination is Sunyani, a place he described as 'Sun City' and where 'the sunshine starts in Ghana'.
King Atehene of the self-proclaimed Kubala Kingdom insisted that his identity remains unchanged despite the deportation, explaining that his authority is not tied to a specific location but follows him wherever he goes.
A few days after he arrived in Ghana, Kofi Offeh announced his presence in Sunyani, causing a stir on social media.
The TikTok video of King Atehene speaking while in Sunyani is below:
King Atehene's wife speaks after deportation
In a video shared on social media, Queen Nandi blasted their critics, sharing her life struggle before and after the deportation of her husband.
According to her, she has been receiving videos from random people on social media showing her husband, reportedly looking helpless and begging for food on the streets of Sunyani.
She claimed her husband is being mocked because she is hungry, but she is not bothered.
“...People have been sending me videos of my husband sitting in a market after he was deported from this country [Scotland]. The world is laughing at a man because he is hungry and begging for food.
“When we went to Jabra, we had nothing, and we had to sleep on the street begging for blankets. We were released from prison with nothing. I am not ashamed of being homeless, nor am I ashamed of what this country has done to us.
“Whatever has happened to our children and us is not our shame. My children have been held in captivity. Great Britain should be ashamed. The ‘racism and wickedness’ is too much. You deport a man and keep his children captive.”
Queen Nandi further stated that she is proud to be homeless, claiming she is honoured by the religious path her husband took.
The TikTok video of Queen Nandi speaking after her husband's deportation is below:
Reactions to King Atehene's wife slamming critics
YEN.com.gh compiled some social media comments after King Atehene broke her silence, detailing their struggles.
Comrade wrote:
“I just love the way she adores and honours the husband; she sees him as the ultimate and the best among all men, such a respectful woman.”
Amankus wrote:
“Your story is heartbreaking. May God give you strength to overcome this situation.”
Sura wrote:
“Someone should show this video to him in Sunyani. Faithful and supportive wife.”
Reuben Holy wrote:
“My sister is a matter of time as much as you touch down on the motherland, things will change, he will rise from the ashes, believe me.”
Love wrote:
“Please start working and send your king some money because it's not easy to live in Ghana without any money.”
Source: Facebook
Lawyer speaks about Atehene's Sunyani kingdom
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that a legal practitioner had spoken about self-proclaimed King Atehene’s claim of coming to take over Ghana.
Mari-Gold Mawuena Allotey Esq stated that his words could amount to causing disorder and misrepresentation, which could lead to prosecution.
Proofreading by Bruce Douglas, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.
Source: YEN.com.gh
