Video - Head-Turning History: The Sankranti War of the Ashanti Kingdom

Did you know that the Sankranti War of the Ashanti Kingdom in Ghana was one of the most intense conflicts in African history? It all started in 1823 when the British, thinking they could easily overpower the Ashanti, got a rude awakening. Instead of a quick victory, they faced fierce resistance from the Ashanti warriors, who fought with everything from spears to muskets. The Ashanti even had their own version of psychological warfare, using drumming and chanting to intimidate their enemies. The climax? When the Ashanti captured and beheaded the British governor, Sir Charles McCarthy, and used his skull as a drinking cup. Talk about a head-turning moment in history! So, what do you think about this intense showdown? Share your thoughts in the comments!