It is believed that this purification ritual is essential to preparing her for the duties that come with becoming Gborbu Wulomo’s spouse, particularly the important function of carrying on the family tradition by bearing offspring.
In addition, it is traditional for the Gborbu Wulomo to choose a “bue ekpaa yoo,” also known as his “siheyoo,” or customary bride.
The Gborbu Wulomo’s lifetime tenure and authority over ceremonial matters within the community are largely derived from this highly regarded institution.
The coupling of the youthful Naa Ayemoede and the old Gborbu Wulomo has provoked conflicting responses, raising questions about how child protection legislation, cultural values, and traditional traditions interact.
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