Membership of Asanteman Coventry UK is open to individuals and families who share Ashanti cultural values and wish to be part of a supportive, united community.
Becoming a member means belonging to a cultural home, contributing to collective progress, and upholding the principles that define Asanteman.
Membership is built on unity (Nkabom), respect (Obotantim), service (Adwuma Pa), and shared responsibility.
Membership is open to individuals and families who live in Coventry or within a 15-mile radius and who embrace Ashanti cultural values and traditions.
We welcome people of good character who wish to contribute positively to the Asanteman community and uphold our constitution.
Location
You live in Coventry or within a 15-mile radius of the city.
Cultural Values
You embrace Ashanti cultural values, traditions and identity.
Good Character
You demonstrate respect, responsibility and positive conduct within the community.
Constitution & Commitment
You agree to uphold the Association’s constitution and fulfil membership obligations.
Member Responsibilities
Membership carries shared responsibilities that help sustain the unity, integrity and progress of the Association.
Members are expected to act in ways that reflect respect for culture, leadership and fellow members, while contributing positively to community life.
Active Participation
Attend meetings, ceremonies and official events regularly
Participate in community programmes and initiatives
Support Association activities when required
Conduct & Commitment
Uphold Ashanti cultural values and traditions
Respect leadership, elders and fellow members
Observe the Association’s constitution and rules
Pay dues, levies and financial obligations promptly
Leadership & Governance
The council is guided by a structured leadership framework that preserves tradition, provides strategic direction, and supports an active and growing membership.
Traditional Council
The Traditional Council serves as the custodial and advisory authority, providing cultural guidance, continuity, and oversight in accordance with the council’s heritage and values.
Richard Agyenim Boateng
(Nana Agyenim Boateng)
Omanhene
Matilda Dapaah
(Nana Yaa Nyarko)
Omanhemaa
Maxwell Bonah
(Nana Obeng Amanpene)
Kontihene
Linda Appeagyei
(Nana Adjoa Emo)
Kontihemaa
Kwabena Djan
(Nana Kwabena Djan)
Omanhene Okyeame
Mrs. Janet Odame
(Nana Adjoa Tiwah)
Akwamuhemaa
Nana Yeboah Asuamah
Kyidomhene
Edith Boateng
Manwrehemaa
Christian Appeagyei
(Nana Appeagyei)
Nifahene
Vanessa Asante
(Nana Afia Asantewaa)
Adontenhemaa
Nana Nti Boamah
Austin Justin
Executive Board
The Executive Board is responsible for the administration, coordination, and execution of council initiatives, working in alignment with the guidance of the Traditional Council.
Eric Jarwaa
Chairman
Jacqueline Addy
(Nana Adjoa Boah)
General Secretary
Denece Essilfie
Vice Gen Secretary
Eric Acheampong
Financial Secretary
Benedicta Konamah
(Ante Benny)
Vice Financial Secretary
Mrs. Janet Odame
(Nana Adjoa Tiwah)
Welfare Secretary
Josephine Mensah
(Josie)
Assistant Welfare Secretary
Gloria Agyemang
(Globy)
Organising Secretary
Ata Frimpong (Ben A A)
(Labadia)
Assistant Welfare Secretary
General Membership
The council’s General Membership comprises 75 registered members, representing a diverse and engaged community that supports the council’s objectives, activities, and long-term growth.