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One of the most well-known kings of the Efutu people is Omanhene Nana Kwasi Gyan Ghartey I (1666-1712), who was the first monarch to bear the Akan Omanhene title. He was known for his engagement with fishing, as well as for having as many as twelve wives and more than six children with each of them. Ghartey I contributed to the town's development by constructing infrastructure, namely a police station, a secondary school, and other major buildings.[citation needed]