Ghanaian 'King' Deported from Scotland

0:00On April 23rd, a man who crowned himself King of a made-up African tribe in Scotland just got booted back to Ghana. Kofi Afe, going by King Atehenae, helped start the Kingdom of Kobala in a woodland camp near Jedberg in the Scottish borders last May. He teamed up with Jean Gasho, who called herself Queen Nandi and Cara Taylor as their handmade in Asnat. They claimed the land belonged to their ancestors, stolen 400 years ago, and turned heads with TikTok and Facebook videos of dancing and, chanting that pulled in tens of thousands of followers. Locals weren't buying it, and the landowner hit them with an eviction in September after a sheriff rule they had no legal claim. The group just shifted to a nearby plot, owned by the local council, but that didn't last. More court orders came down in October, with sheriff officers, police, and immigration teams clearing them out for good. Back then, the Home Office nabbed Afe, a Ghanaian, and an American woman on immigration charges. Now the Home Office confirms office deportation.

1:02He touched down at Acre International Airport on April 22nd, wrapping up this wild borders. Saga for him.