September 22, 2025
The self-styled ‘African tribe’ often called the ‘Kingdom of Kubala’ faces a second deportation from privately owned land in Scotland.
A Ghanaian man and his followers face deportation from Scotland after organising the so-called “Kingdom of Kubala” within the European nation.
The Scottish Borders Council is pursuing a second eviction in opposition to 36-year-old Kofi Offeh, often called “King Atehehe,” following his current removing from non-public woodland in Jedburgh, Enterprise Insider Africa reviews. He was joined by his accomplice Jean Gasho, 43, a Zimbabwean referred to as “Queen Nandi,” and American follower Kaura Taylor, described as their “handmaiden Asnat.”
Offeh, a former opera singer, claims the Kingdom of Kubala is a non secular reclamation of Scottish land he says was taken from African ancestors 400 years in the past. The group, which has amassed over 100,000 followers on TikTok and Fb, believes its mission is indestructible regardless of repeated evictions.
“The Kingdom of Kubala can by no means be destroyed,” the group wrote on Fb, in accordance to the BBC.
After their preliminary eviction from non-public woodland in Jedburgh earlier this month, the group moved their tents simply meters away onto land owned by the Scottish Borders Council, prompting new authorized motion. Deputy Council Chief Scott Hamilton says the transfer is prohibited and comes regardless of presents to assist the group obtain companies from native authorities.
“We might help them, however we gained’t sit again and allow them to break the legislation,” Hamilton stated. “No person is above the legislation, and irrespective of how lengthy this takes, you will be assured we won’t stop.”
The group’s actions have sparked concern amongst locals, with authorities providing housing and help companies. Reviews have additionally surfaced suggesting that Taylor was beforehand listed as lacking within the state of Texas.
Regardless of the second eviction, by Monday afternoon, the self-styled “African tribe” remained at their campfire, singing and exhibiting no signal of leaving. The council is anticipated to hunt an order from a sheriff to take away the trio from the privately owned land.
“The authorized course of to take away the occupants from the council’s land has commenced, and officers will proceed by means of the following steps as rapidly as attainable.”
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