Oheneba Nana Kwaku Duah, son of Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, made a rare and notable public appearance at a high-level mining summit held in Accra, where he delivered a heartfelt tribute to his father’s leadership and contributions to national development.

Addressing industry stakeholders, policymakers, and traditional leaders at the summit, Oheneba Nana Kwaku Duah spoke passionately about Otumfuo’s tireless efforts in promoting responsible mining, protecting the environment, and advocating for the interests of local communities. He emphasized that his father’s vision has not only influenced traditional leadership but has also significantly shaped policy direction in the natural resources sector.

“My father has consistently championed the cause of sustainable mining and community development. His guidance continues to inspire many within and outside the Ashanti Kingdom,” he said, drawing loud applause from the audience.

The event marked a rare appearance for the royal, who typically maintains a low profile. However, his poised delivery and thoughtful remarks earned him praise from both industry leaders and traditional authorities present.

Oheneba Nana Kwaku Duah’s presence at the summit underscored the royal family’s growing involvement in national discourse, particularly in areas like mining that have both economic and environmental significance. His speech not only highlighted Otumfuo’s legacy but also hinted at a new generation of royals stepping into leadership and advocacy roles.