Abeka
Royal Archive
High Court · PRAAD · Stool Plan
Scanned records held in the public archive. These documents form the evidentiary basis for the land title, chieftaincy structure, and legal standing of the Abeka Traditional Area and the Nii Boi Royal Family.
Authenticated Records
High Court of Ghana
1966
Cover page of the landmark 1966 judgment — full case title, court, and parties on record.
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June 2022
Official PRAAD certificate authenticating the 1966 court documents and Asere Stool Plan held in state archives.
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1966 / Auth. 2022
Maps the full boundaries of the Abeka corridor and surrounding Asere territories. Tendered as evidence in the 1966 judgment.
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1976
Original petition for chieftaincy of Abeka. Lists all parties including George Boye and Nii Amu I. Filed 27 July 1976.
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12 October 1983
Official letter from the Abeka Stool Father reporting the enstoolment of Henry Boye as Nii Boi II to Nii Nikoi Olai Amontia IV, Asere Manche. Signed by Nii Kwei Boye (Stool Father), Nii Oko Armatri (Asere Stool Secretary), Robert Lartefio Lartey (Elder of Anusa Asere), and Nii Ayaan Aryeetey (Head of Agbon).
Request Full Document →Greater Accra Regional House of Chiefs — Chieftaincy Tribunal
27 November 1984
Cover of the 1984 chieftaincy tribunal ruling. Petitioners: Nii Amu I, Abeka Djasetsε (Dodoo side) and Others. Respondents: Nii Nikoi Olai Amontia IV and Others. Motion for Interim Injunction against Nii Boi II.
Request Full Document →Ghana Police Service — Tesano Division
22 August 1985
Police report of meeting at Divisional HQ on 21 August 1985 re: sprinkling of kpoikpoi at Abeka. Accredited side: Nii Boi II (Abeka Mantse). Opposing side lists Nii Amu Dodoo as Dzaasetse — confirming Nii Amu Dodoo is the father of Ansah Dodoo and the Dodoo family claim to the Dzaasetse title.
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1966 / Auth. 2022
Annotated field copy of the Asere Stool's Plan with handwritten label. Shows the same territorial boundaries tendered in the 1966 Robertson judgment.
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25 July 2002
Writ of Summons filed by Nii Aban Boi I (Stool Father of Nii Boi We) and Alex Nii Boi (Head of Nii Boi We) against: 1) Nii Teiko Akotia Oworsika (alias Seth Hammond), 2) Nii Kpakpa Blofonyo — Ga Akwashongtse, 3) Naa Ayeley I — Abeka Manye (Queen Mother), 4) Nii Laryea Ayiku — who claimed to be Dzasetse of Asere. All four commanded to appear. Signed by Chief Justice Edward K. Wiredu, 25 July 2002.
Request Full Document →PRAAD-Authenticated — EG.6/2/1175, Ref. Certificate #0000427
22 November 1974
Ghana Local Government Bulletin No. 80 (22 November 1974), Page 41 — an official government gazette page listing chieftaincy changes across the Ga Traditional Areas. Winchester Tete Boye (Nii Boi I) is listed among the chiefs, recorded under the gazette nomenclature of the time as "Sub-Divisional Chief of the Abeka-Asere Division" with his installation dated 2 May 1968. Abeka is today recognised as a Divisional Stool under the Ga Traditional Council. He appears alongside many other chiefs installed across the Abola, Osu, Asere, and Tema Divisions in that period. This is the Government of Ghana's own official record of Nii Boi I as the rightfully installed chief of the Abeka-Asere area. PRAAD-authenticated (EG.6/2/1175, Ref. Certificate #0000427).
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June 2022
PRAAD Certificate of Authentication No. 0000427, signed by the Head of Archives Division under Section 19(2) of the Public Records and Archives Administration Act 1997 (Act 535). Certifies that the attached extract from Ghana Local Government Bulletin (Authority No. 80, 22nd November 1974, captioned "Notice of Changes Affecting the Status of Certain Chiefs — Eastern Region") is a TRUE COPY of the document preserved in the national archives. Makes the 1974 bulletin page legally admissible as evidence of official chieftaincy recognition.
Request Full Document →Accra News Bulletin, Vol. 2 No. 8 — By Nii Laryea
11–17 August 2003
Newspaper coverage of the formal installation of Madam Yemo Gladys Ayele Adams, 80, as head of Nii Boi We at a ceremony held at Abeka Mantse Palace. Article confirms the family's active palace and functioning structure. Named attendees: Alex Nii Boye (Spokesman), Nii Amon Boye, Amartei Amartaifio alias Ayigbe Mantse (the same solicitor who filed the 2002 court case on behalf of the family), George Aban Boye (stool father), Francis Yartey Boye (Assemblyman of the area and chaplain of AMA). Madam Adams is described as a relative of Nii Boi I, the first Abeka Mantse. Representatives from Agbon and Amartse We of Asere also attended, confirming cross-family recognition.
Request Full Document →Court of Appeal — Full Bench Division, Ghana
28 July 1975
Cover of the Court of Appeal (Full Bench Division) Certified True Copy of Civil Review No. 60/70, 28 July 1975 — the appeal of the Robertson consolidated suits. Coram: Azu Crabbe C.J., Jiagge J.A., Archer J.A., Kingsley-Nyinah J.A., Abban J. Suits reviewed: L.232/61 (Robertson v. Nii Akramah II & W.T. Boye co-defendant), L.79/62, L.605/62, L.607/62. Certified True Copy stamped by the Registrar, Court of Appeal. This is the highest appellate review of the Robertson cases, decided by five justices of the Full Bench.
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15 June 1981
Physical cover of the original judgment book in the Nii Boi Royal Family records, hand-labelled in green marker: "JUDGMENT, 15th June 1981, Nii Boi I, VRS." Confirms that Nii Boi I (Winchester Tete Boi, Abeka Mantse) was a party in yet another Court of Appeal case as late as 1981 — still defending Abeka against the Nikoi Olai family's recurring trespass claims. Certified True Copy stamped by the Registrar, Court of Appeal.
Request Full Document →Fast Track Court, Accra — Justice Kwame Gyamfi Osei
30 May 2022
Title page of the 19-page Damax judgment. Identifies Jonathan Yartey Boi (Nii Apiakai Boi I) and Nii Aban Boi I as the Plaintiffs substituted for the original claimants after their deaths. Confirms the case involved the Nii Boi Family land at Kuntunse (approximately 62.671 acres).
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These documents are held in the public record at PRAAD (Castle Road, Adabraka, Accra), the High Court / Supreme Court Library, and the Nii Boi Royal Family Records. The PRAAD authentication certificate (June 2022) confirms the integrity of the 1966 court bundle.