Gospel musician Diana Asamoah has entered the ongoing public dispute between the Ashanti Kingdom's king, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, and the Traditional Ruler of Dormaa, Osagyefo Oseadeeyo Agyemang Badu II, regarding the supremacy of their kingship.

As per Asamoah, the public clash between Dormaahene and Otumfuo is detrimental to their societal standing, given their esteemed reputation in Ghana.

She acknowledged that the feud aligns with biblical prophecy, suggesting that in the last days, kingdoms would contend for supremacy, making the situation somewhat expected.

During an interview with Berla Mundi on TV3, Diana Asamoah criticised Otumfuo and Dormaahene for their unseemly conduct, emphasising that such actions set a poor example for the youth.

“Apart from what I am saying, if you study the Bible very well, you will never speak against any authority because it says nations will rise against nations and also kingdoms will rise against each other.

"Let's look at what is happening in Ghana now—what has Asantehene done to Dormaahene and who wronged the other. These are prominent people that we are learning from, yet look at what they are doing today. It is not good, but people have politicised it,” she said.

Diana Asamoah further added, “The Bible has said it in 2 Timothy 3:1–5, 'Know that in the last days, hard times will come and men will be proud’ because everyone wants to feel big. Also, men will be money-drunk, and today, because of money, a parent can kill their child without any remorse. Because of that, fetish priests have turned into pastors.”

Controversy arose following Dormaahene's assertion that there is no 'king' in Ghana, drawing criticism from those who reprimanded him for seemingly underestimating the supremacy of Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II.