National And Regional House Of Chiefs Under Fire For Alleged Irregularity In Registration Process

The James Town Palace stood as a symbol of tradition and cultural heritage. 

However, beneath its revered facade, a cauldron of chaos simmered, threatening to spill over into the streets. 

The National and Regional Houses of Chiefs, entrusted with maintaining order and resolving disputes, found themselves at the center of the maelstrom.

As tensions escalated, fingers pointed in every direction. 

The National House of Chiefs faced accusations of inaction and complacency, while the Regional House of Chiefs stood charged with favoritism and bias. 

Meanwhile, the security forces tasked with maintaining peace appeared ineffective, their efforts hampered by conflicting interests and inadequate resources.

The palace, once a beacon of unity and strength, had become a battleground for power and influence. 

The very institutions meant to uphold the law and maintain harmony now contributed to the chaos.

In another development , a disturbing incident occurred at the James Town Palace after a group of thugs brutally assaulted the palace priest Nii Ayitey Konko after he resisted an imposter by name prince Asharku Bruce  attempt to enter the palace.

The imposter,Aharku  Bruce Quaye, claimed to be the new James Town Paramount Chief, but the priest, aware of the palace's traditions and protocols, recognized the falsehood. He stood firm, refusing to allow Quaye to enter the sacred premises.

Enraged by the priest's defiance, Quaye and his accomplices resorted to violence, beating the priest mercilessly. The attack sent shockwaves through the community, leaving many in disbelief.

The incident has raised concerns about the safety and security of the palace and its occupants. An investigation into the matter is underway, and the community awaits justice for the courageous priest who defended the palace's integrity.