By In a significant development in the Asogli State, the Agbogbomefia, Togbe Afede, has ordered the destoolment of Togbe Afiatsoa III, the chief of Ho-Bakoe. The decision, announced on April 18, 2025, stems from allegations of misconduct and acts of disrespect directed towards Togbe Adele, a prominent figure in the region.
The Asogli Traditional Council, under Togbe Afede’s leadership, cited Togbe Afiatsoa III’s actions as a breach of traditional protocols and values upheld by the state. The destoolment reflects the council’s commitment to maintaining harmony and respect within the traditional governance structure.
This move has sparked discussions among community members, with many awaiting further details on the transition of leadership in Ho-Bakoe. The Asogli State has yet to announce a successor, but the council is expected to ensure a smooth process in line with customary practices.
The destoolment underscores the authority of the Agbogbomefia and the Asogli State’s resolve to uphold discipline and unity within its ranks.
