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The District Grand Lodge of Ghana (English Constitution) has officially launched its presence on social media, marking a significant step in strengthening communication and engagement within the Masonic community and beyond.
This initiative, led by the District Communications Committee (DCC), ensures that Brethren, friends, and all have access to authentic and reliable information about English Freemasonry in Ghana.
The DCC, composed of Bright Kyei Wiredu, Sarkodie Osei, Robert Swatson, and Raymond Acquah, has worked diligently to establish and will be responsible for the management of, the official platforms.
Announcing the launch, the District Grand Lodge emphasised the importance of having a trusted source for reliable and accurate updates, insights into Masonic heritage, charitable activities, and upcoming events.
“Brethren, friends, and all —these are the ONLY authentic pages representing English Freemasonry in Ghana. We urge you to disregard all other pages falsely claiming to represent us,” the announcement reads.
The official social media handles for the District Grand Lodge of Ghana (English Constitution) are:
- Facebook: District Grand Lodge of Ghana
- X (formerly Twitter): District Grand Lodge of Ghana
- Instagram: District Grand Lodge of Ghana
- TikTok: @districtgrandlodgegh
With these platforms, the District Grand Lodge aims to promote the core Masonic principles of Brotherly Love, Relief, and Truth while fostering greater awareness of Freemasonry’s contributions to society.
The District encourages all members and well-wishers to like, follow, and engage with its official pages to stay updated and connected.
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