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The Gbese Traditional Council at the weekend installed three new sub-chiefs at a colourful ceremony in Accra.
They are Nii Ayikwei Kakalor I, Kokomlemle (Aquandor Faano Faa) Mantse, Nii Adu Ablefo I, Gbese Dome Mantse and Shipi Nii Tetteh Nettey Otsokrikri I, Caretaker Chief of Ablemkpe.
The ceremony, which was performed at Gbese Mantse’s palace in Ga Mashie, attracted a large crowd who thronged the palace to witness the historic installation.
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