[2] He began his early education at the Kumasi Roman Catholic School, and was sent to Achimota College by his uncle, Nana Kwabena Poku, who served as the omanhene of Offinso from 1921 to 1929.
[2][6] After teaching at the Catholic School in Kumasi, Akenten II worked as a Cocoa Produce Buyer at the United Africa Company (U.
During the 1940s, the club presented development proposals to the colonial administration, aiming to address the needs and advancement of the Offinso Traditional area.
During his reign, Akenten II was a member of the management committee of WACRI for five years.
[6] Akenten II's hobbies included hunting, lawn tennis, and arts and crafts.