Osabarima Agyare Tenadu II, former Kade chief
Osabarima Agyare Tenadu II, the Kadehene, has officially stepped down after serving 21 and a half years as chief of Kade.
In an official statement dated October 22, 2025, he extended his gratitude to the Aduana family who reposed such confidence and trust in him to sit in the place of illustrious ancestors and lead the Kade people.
“I extend my gratitude to the Aduana family who reposed such confidence and trust in me to sit in the place of my illustrious ancestors and lead the Kade people”, the statement said.
Osabarima Agyare Tenadu II asserts legitimacy as Kadehene
Enstooled on April 22, 2004, by the Kade Aduana I Royal Stool, the chief announced his resignation during a gathering of his subordinates on October 22, 2025.
While many believed the meeting was convened to mark the celebration of Awukudae, the chief instead used the occasion to disclose his decision to abdicate the stool, a move that comes amidst longstanding resistance from some of his subordinates.
“I was enstooled as the chief of Aduana I stool of Kade in April 2004. I would not want to tout the concrete developments I engineered in that sacred office. My tumultuous reign is well known and I thank God, I survived it all. I have decided to abdicate the stool after twenty – one (21) years of being its occupant with the singular purpose that those who actively undermined my reign can now come together and seek the development and prosperity of Kademan and Okyeman”, he stated.
Read the statement below
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