The National House of Chiefs has paid a courtesy call on the King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II, the Ga Mantse to express their support and encouragement following his recent accident.
The delegation, made up of eminent traditional rulers from across the country, visited the Palace to formally sympathize with the Ga Mantse and to wish him a speedy recovery. The chiefs conveyed their heartfelt concern over the unfortunate incident and expressed gratitude that he is recovering steadily.
Speaking on behalf of the House, the leader of the delegation noted that traditional leaders across Ghana stand in solidarity with the Ga State during this period. He emphasized the importance of unity among traditional authorities and reaffirmed their collective prayers and goodwill for the Ga Mantse’s full restoration to health.
In response, the Ga Mantse expressed appreciation to the National House of Chiefs for the thoughtful gesture. He thanked them for taking time out of their busy schedules to visit and encourage him, describing the visit as a strong sign of unity and brotherhood among traditional rulers.
The visit concluded with prayers and well-wishes for continued peace, stability, and development within the Ga State and the nation as a whole.
