Kofi Offeh and Jean Gasho, who call themselves King Atehene and Queen Nandi of an African royal dynasty, have set up camp in a Scottish forest, claiming it as territory for their 'lost tribe'. Their unconventional lifestyle, which includes rituals and tribal dress, has drawn attention and concern, especially after American Kaura Taylor, reported missing from Texas, was found living with them and her child was taken into UK care. The couple's transformation from suburban property owners to self-styled monarchs followed a tumultuous period involving legal battles, loss of custody of Gasho's children, and accusations against social services. Despite eviction from their original camp and ongoing scrutiny, the group continues to share their beliefs and daily life on social media, asserting a spiritual mission to reclaim land and welcoming followers to join their community.