King Charles III sends heartfelt condolences to Asantehene on passing of Asantehemaa
King Charles III of the United Kingdom has extended his deepest sympathies to the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, following the passing of the Asantehemaa, Nana Konadu Yiadom III.
In a message from Buckingham Palace, the British monarch expressed his condolences to the Asantehene, the Oyoko family, and the people of the Ashanti Kingdom over what he described as a “great loss.”
King Charles, a long-time friend of Otumfuo Osei Tutu II and ally of the Ashanti Kingdom, paid glowing tribute to the late Queen Mother, praising her lifelong dedication to cultural preservation and leadership.
“Her Royal Majesty demonstrated a deep devotion to preserving the traditions and unity of the Ashanti throughout her life, and served as an exemplar of wise, fair, and gracious judgment and counsel,” the statement said.
The King highlighted Nana Konadu Yiadom III’s impact, noting her years of guidance, leadership, and charitable work which, he said, touched the lives of countless mothers and children. “Her Royal Majesty leaves a lasting legacy for your kingdom,” he remarked.
He further described her passing as “an immense loss which I know will be keenly felt in the Ashanti community around the world.”
Concluding his message, King Charles extended his family’s condolences to the Asantehene. “My special thoughts and prayers are with Your Majesty and your family at this very sad time, and my wife joins me in sending our most heartfelt condolences to all those who share in your mourning.”
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