The High Court in Mankessim has made a decision about who leads the Paakesedo Nsona Royal Family. The court ruled that Mr. Kojo Ankomah Dickson is not the legitimate Ebusuapanyin, which means family head.
This decision came after a lawsuit was filed by some members of the royal family. Nana Araba Otua II, who is the Obaahemaa or queen mother of the Mankessim Traditional Area, was among those who brought the case to court.
Justice Jonathan Avogo presided over the case and delivered the final judgment. The court examined the evidence presented by both sides.
The ruling settles a dispute over the leadership of the royal family. This is an important matter for the traditional area.
The court's decision is based on legal proceedings and evidence. The specific details of the lawsuit were not fully disclosed.
Mr. Dickson's claim to the headship has been rejected by the court. This means he cannot act as the Ebusuapanyin.
The ruling impacts the governance and representation of the Paakesedo Nsona Royal Family.
Further actions regarding the family leadership will now follow the court's order.