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He urged her to apologise to anyone she might have offended as a crucial step towards achieving success and peace in her life.
Addressing the challenges Asantewaa has faced from critics on social media, Archbishop Adonteng acknowledged the toll it has taken on her. He suggested that some of these conflicts might be due to her actions and stressed the importance of reconciliation.
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"Everyone that you have a grudge with, if it is your fault, go and apologise to them right from here and make peace with them. Do it for the sake of your baby and also because I am now a part of your life," he advised.
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"It is not surprising that you can be at fault because you are human, but the Bible said to err is human and to forgive is divine," he added before proceeding with the baby-naming rituals.
Archbishop Adonteng continued with the ceremony, blessing the baby and providing words of encouragement to Asantewaa. "If you do as I have instructed, the Lord will bless you abundantly. America will be your home, and you will experience further success and blessings in your life," he proclaimed.
At the christening, Asantewaa announced her son's name as Cayden, which she explained means 'Companion.'
Notably, her husband was absent from the ceremony, stirring speculation and reigniting discussions about the state of her marriage, with some questioning the paternity of the child.