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Ga Mantse, King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II visited Baitul Futuh, Britain’s largest mosque, where he joined hundreds of worshippers in a special prayer session dedicated to peace in Ghana. 







Located in the heart of London, Baitul Futuh is renowned for its commitment to multicultural harmony and has welcomed people from diverse backgrounds and faiths. 



The King’s presence at the mosque serves as a powerful symbol of solidarity, highlighting the importance of peace that transcends borders and faiths.



During the prayer session, the Ga Mantse engaged with community members and mosque leaders, reinforcing his vision for unity among Ghanaians worldwide. 



In his remarks, he stressed the significance of peaceful dialogue and collective efforts toward a smooth election period, urging citizens to prioritize unity over division.



“As a father to all Ga-Dangbe and Ghanaians at large, I carry a deep responsibility for my people,” he stated. 



“Our shared future depends on how we come together, respecting one another and choosing peace over division. Let us all pray and work toward a Ghana that continues to thrive in unity.”



King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II’s visit is part of a broader mission to strengthen ties with the Ga-Dangbe diaspora and celebrate cultural heritage, highlighted by the recent Grand Hɔmɔwɔ festival in London. 



Throughout his visit, he has engaged with leaders and communities, emphasizing the importance of cultural pride and unity among Ghanaians.



Since his enstoolment, he has championed numerous initiatives aimed at empowering marginalized communities, enhancing education, and fostering cultural pride among the youth. 



His leadership has significantly contributed to development efforts in health, education, and employment, leaving a legacy of hope for future generations.



His outreach through the Ga Mantse Foundation, which includes scholarships and health insurance support, further illustrates his commitment to compassionate leadership. 



The King’s call for peace resonates strongly with Ghanaians both at home and in the diaspora, many of whom admire his ability to lead by example.



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