BOAMPONG v. ABOAGYE AND OTHERS Chieftaincy—Chief—Abdication—Prerequisites—Prerequisites for valid Akan customary abdication—Alleged abdication by B accepted by A, head of a royal family and not stool elders and kingmakers—A also performing necessary customary formalities that ought to be performed by stool elders—Supposed abdication not given requisite publicity—Doubtful whether venue for alleged abdication satisfactory—Whether alleged abdication valid.