Skip to main content
+233 24 185 0091 4 Barekese Road, Abrepo Junction Near Angel Fm, Kumasi

News & Articles

Stay informed with the latest health news and medical insights

PERSONAL DOCTOR

Metro Health Hospital Celebrates Legacy of the Late Asantehemaa Through Touching Tribute by Dr. Akosua Akyaa Adutwumwaa

Admin September 02, 2025 Personal Doctor
Metro Health Hospital Celebrates Legacy of the Late Asantehemaa Through Touching Tribute by Dr. Akosua Akyaa Adutwumwaa
Dr. Nana Akosua Akyaa Adutwumwaa, the personal physician to the late Asantehemaa Nana Konadu Yiadom III, has paid a heartfelt tribute, describing the queen mother as a woman of immense strength, wisdom, and compassion, whose presence left an enduring impact on all who encountered her.

Dr. Nana Akosua Akyaa Adutwumwaa, the personal physician to the late Asantehemaa Nana Konadu Yiadom III, has paid a heartfelt tribute, describing the queen mother as a woman of immense strength, wisdom, and compassion, whose presence left an enduring impact on all who encountered her.

In her glowing eulogy, Dr. Akosua Akyaa Adutwumwaa, who also serves as the Queenmother of Aninkroma in the Ashanti Region, recounted her deep personal bond with the Asantehemaa, describing her not just as a patient but as a true matriarch and a radiant soul.

“She accepted me as her own, with a mother’s heart and a queen’s dignity,” she said, recalling the sacred warmth and trust shared between them.

Despite her advanced age, the doctor noted that the late Queen Mother’s mental sharpness remained intact.

“Her thoughts were sharp, her words deliberate, and her wisdom profound. She engaged with grace and insight, often offering reflections that lingered long after the conversation ended,” she recalled.


Dr. Akosua Akyaa Adutwumwaa, known in private life as Dr Mrs Phyllis Tawiah, emotionally recounted her final visit, during which Nana Konadu Yiadom III insisted they dine together, a simple yet deeply meaningful gesture.

“Little did I know it would be our final meeting. That warm excitement was her quiet way of saying goodbye,” she said, her voice heavy with emotion.

Remembering the Queen Mother’s legacy, she concluded, “Nana leaves behind a legacy of resilience, intellect, and unconditional love. Her memory will continue to guide us, reminding us to live with purpose, to honour others with respect, and to cherish the bonds that make us family.”

Source: Ghana/otecfmghana.com/Francis Appiah

Related Articles

METRO HEALTH HOSPITAL PRESENTS: LONGEVITY SUMMIT 2026
METRO HEALTH HOSPITAL PRESENTS: LONGEVITY SUMMIT 2026

The Centre for Ageing & Elderly Care at Metro Health Hospital proudly celebrates the United Nations...

Oct 09, 2026
Anthropometric Indices Associated With Elevated Estimated 10-year Risk of Cardiovascular Disease Among Adults in the Kumasi Metropolis of Ghana: A Cross-Sectional Study
Anthropometric Indices Associated With Elevated Estimated 10-year Risk of Cardiovascular Disease Among Adults in the Kumasi Metropolis of Ghana: A Cross-Sectional Study

Cardiovascular diseases remain a major cause of morbidity and mortality in Ghana. This study aimed t...

Aug 12, 2026
Metro Health Hospital Opens First Specialist And Research Centre For The Aged
Metro Health Hospital Opens First Specialist And Research Centre For The Aged

Ghana will for the first time have the benefit of full research on its elderly population with the e...

Nov 01, 2025
Metro Health Hospital’s Endoscopy Team Prevents Tragedy After Needle Removed from Stomach
Metro Health Hospital’s Endoscopy Team Prevents Tragedy After Needle Removed from Stomach

A timely intervention in the early hours of the New Year, by medical personnel at the Metro Health S...

Jan 02, 2024