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The Royal Office

The
Royal Office

Nana Efua Apiatewa III

N'Guabasun Hemaa of Gomoa Assin Traditional Council, Ghana Konte Hemaa of Nananom of Greater Manchester, UK

Gomoa Assin Greater Manchester
Enquire

01 · The Office

Gomoa Assin · Greater Manchester

Royal Representation

An office
open to people.

The Royal Office exists to support the responsibilities, relationships and engagements entrusted to Nana Efua Apiatewa III.

As N'Guabasun Hemaa of the Gomoa Assin Traditional Council and Konte Hemaa of Nananom of Greater Manchester, her office provides a point of connection between traditional leadership, community life and the people she serves.

The office facilitates communication and engagement around cultural, community and ceremonial matters, while supporting opportunities that strengthen heritage, dignity and connection.

It also provides a formal channel through which individuals, organisations and community groups may make enquiries, extend invitations or communicate matters relevant to her royal responsibilities.

01 Representation Supporting the formal responsibilities and public representation of the Royal Office.
02 Connection Maintaining meaningful connections between people, communities and cultural institutions.
03 Service Providing a considered channel for communication, engagement and community matters.
The Royal Office Official Representation
Nana Efua Apiatewa III in traditional royal attire
01 The Royal Office

02 · Royal Enquiries

Official Correspondence

Royal Correspondence

A considered channel
for royal correspondence.

Individuals, organisations and community groups may use this channel to communicate matters relevant to Nana Efua Apiatewa III's royal responsibilities, community engagements, cultural work and Foundation initiatives.

Please select the nature of your enquiry and provide the relevant details below. Each correspondence is received through the Royal Office and considered according to its nature.

Areas of Correspondence Select the category that best describes your enquiry
01 Royal & Traditional Matters
02 Community Engagements
03 Cultural & Diaspora Affairs
04 Speaking & Representation
05 Foundation & Youth Initiatives
06 Donations & Foundation Support
07 General Enquiries

Correspondence

Your enquiry

Please provide the information below so that the Royal Office can understand the nature of your correspondence.

01 Your Details
02 Your Enquiry

Correspondence received through this form is directed to the Royal Office of Nana Efua Apiatewa III.

03 · Ghana & United Kingdom

Two Places · One Royal Responsibility

Across Two Communities

Rooted in Ghana.
Connected to the UK.

01 Ghana

Gomoa Assin · Ghana

N'Guabasun
Hemaa

N'Guabasun Hemaa of Gomoa Assin Traditional Council, Ghana

The traditional office through which Nana Efua Apiatewa III carries responsibilities connected to the people, traditions, language and heritage of Gomoa Assin.

Gomoa Assin Traditional Council
02 United Kingdom

Greater Manchester · UK

Konte
Hemaa

Konte Hemaa of Nananom of Greater Manchester, UK

A role connecting Nana Efua Apiatewa III with the Ghanaian community in Greater Manchester and supporting cultural identity, community life and connection across the diaspora.

Greater Manchester United Kingdom

Two communities.
One heritage carried forward.

04 · Official Contact

The Royal Office

Direct Correspondence

When the office
needs to be reached.

For direct communication with Nana Efua Apiatewa III and the Royal Office, the official contact details below may be used.

For invitations, community matters, cultural engagements, representation and other formal correspondence, please provide the relevant details through the Royal Enquiries channel.

Where appropriate, enquiries may be directed to the relevant office or correspondence channel for consideration.

01 Email nanaefuaapiatewa@gmail.com 02 Telephone +44 7588 862473 03 Telephone +44 7453 625825
Official Digital Presence
01 YouTube 02 TikTok

For formal enquiries, invitations and correspondence, please use the Royal Enquiries channel.

05 · Royal Protocol

Respectful Correspondence

Approach With Respect

Respect the office.
Honour the occasion.

Every royal engagement carries its own context, purpose and customary considerations.

The Royal Office welcomes respectful communication and will provide appropriate guidance where a particular occasion, invitation or engagement requires further consideration.

01

Correspondence

Address matters
with clarity.

Formal invitations, requests and other matters should clearly state their purpose, the organisation or community involved and any relevant details that will assist the Royal Office in considering the correspondence.

02

Engagement

Allow room
for consideration.

Invitations and requests should, where possible, be submitted with sufficient information and reasonable notice so that the Royal Office can consider the circumstances and respond appropriately.

03

Tradition

Honour the
customary context.

Traditional and ceremonial occasions may involve customary practices that vary according to the nature of the event. Where guidance is required, the Royal Office will communicate the appropriate arrangements.

04

Representation

Let the purpose
guide the occasion.

Requests involving representation, speaking engagements, cultural events or community occasions should provide the purpose of the engagement, the expected role and any relevant event information.

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A Note From The Royal Office

Protocol is ultimately guided by the nature of the occasion. For specific traditional or ceremonial matters, correspondence should be directed to the Royal Office so that the appropriate guidance can be provided.

Respect Tradition Consideration

06 · The Continuum

Gomoa Assin · Greater Manchester

The Royal Office

An office is
defined by service.

A royal office is not defined by its walls, but by the people it serves.

From Gomoa Assin to Greater Manchester, Nana Efua Apiatewa III carries an office rooted in heritage, community, connection and responsibility.

Through every engagement, correspondence and initiative, the work continues — honouring what has been entrusted, serving people in the present and carrying the story forward.

Honour the heritage.
Serve the people.
Carry the story forward.

Nana Efua Apiatewa III N'Guabasun Hemaa of Gomoa Assin Traditional Council, Ghana
Konte Hemaa of Nananom of Greater Manchester, UK
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