Controversy has hit the Bono Region following reports that Dormaahene, Osagyefo Oseadeeyo Agyeman Badu II, has been removed from his position as the President of the Bono Regional House of Chiefs.

This news has come as a surprise to many and has led to growing discussions about what might have caused his removal.

Osagyefo Agyeman Badu II is a well-known traditional leader, respected for his role in promoting development in the Bono Region. He is also a judge, which makes him influential both in traditional and legal matters.

During his time as President of the Bono Regional House of Chiefs, he worked to strengthen peace and unity among the chiefs, while also pushing for various projects to improve the region.

However, the reasons for his alleged removal are not yet clear. Some believe there may have been disagreements among the chiefs, while others think there could be political influences involved.

This uncertainty has made many people curious and concerned, as they await an official statement from either the House of Chiefs or the Dormaahene himself.

The Bono Regional House of Chiefs plays an important role in ensuring traditional governance and advising on regional matters.

Changes in its leadership could affect community relations and governance, making this issue very significant for the people of Bono and Ghana as a whole.