This commentary followed the user quoting a video from the pro-Manhyia media outlet Opemsuo Radio, showcasing over 20 Land Cruisers, a Range Rover, Lexus, Tundra, and other luxury vehicles departing from the Manhyia Palace to Berekum.

The tweet's caption stated: "Otumfuor’s convoy is longer than the president’s own and has more sweepers than the president, but everyone is quiet because he is Otumfuor."

In response, the post received harsh reactions, with critics questioning why the user was so concerned about Otumfuo's convoy to the extent of comparing it to Akufo-Addo's.

Some inquired about the user's awareness of the Asantehene's contributions to government taxes, while others directed him to focus his critique on the political class responsible for public finances.

Below are some reactions:

WATAMENDI (@nanakusinho): "Yes because when the finance minister read the budget, ¢1 billion was allocated to Office of Otumfuor."

La Flame (@its_me_agaain): "Ur mother dey pay en taxes to otumfuor so yeah go and block the cars."

@_nkwasi replied: "At least he is not using state funds. Yes because when the finance minister read the budget, ¢1 billion was allocated to Office of Otumfuor."

Another user tweeted: "A lesser known fact is that the Asantehene has more loyal subjects (numbering about 12 million) than any other traditional/elected leader or normal leader in Ghana."

YB_Stunner (@Twerk_Citi): "The little money that was given to you what did you do with it."

Bretuoba kweku (@Koo_psamy): "Yes he is "OTUMFUOR" Or u don't understand the tittle ???

Ahmed Faaid (@Mr_AMed): "Otumfour is a private citizen. What’s your point?"

Nan Agyeman (@Nan_gyeman): "You can argue with your phone. He isn't using your money or taxes to fund his kingdom."

Yaw (@nharnahyawsika): "Because he dey move with so many sub chiefs. And also, he fuels the cars with his money"