Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, has expressed disappointment in Bantamahene, Baffour Owusu Amankwatia VI, for being involved in multiple conflicts that have disrupted peace in some communities.

Reports indicate that the Asantehene’s frustration is linked to a committee’s findings on the Adanwomase dispute over the community’s deity, which implicated Bantamahene.

During a meeting at the Kumasi Traditional Council, Bantamahene was fined eight rams for disobeying the Asantehene’s orders regarding the case. He was required to pay two of the rams immediately.

The Asantehene also listed several other disputes the chief had been involved in and questioned his motives for stirring tensions.

In rebuking the Bantamahene's behavior, the Asantehene sternly quizzed "What at all do you seek?"

The Asantehene is reportedly troubled by Bantamahene's actions, which he believes are disrupting peace and stability in the region.

Many see the Asantehene’s remarks as a warning, urging Bantamahene to reconsider his actions and the impact they have on the community.