Ghana Police Service honours Asantehene with ceremonial parade at Manhyia Palace

A ceremonial parade was held at the Manhyia Palace by the Ghana Police Service in honour of Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, the Asantehene, marking a notable event of the day.

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The parade, rich in tradition and discipline, underscored the deep respect and longstanding relationship between the Ghana Police Service and the Asante Kingdom.

Officers, neatly turned out, marched in precision as a symbol of loyalty, professionalism, and recognition of the Asantehene’s enduring leadership and contribution to national unity and development.

The event also highlighted the importance of collaboration between traditional authorities and state security institutions in promoting peace, stability, and good governance.

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Manhyia Palace, as the seat of the Asante Kingdom, provided a fitting backdrop for the ceremonial display, blending cultural heritage with state protocol.

The honour accorded to Otumfuo Osei Tutu II reflects his influential role not only as a traditional ruler but also as a respected statesman whose leadership continues to command national and international admiration.