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The Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, who also serves as the Grand Patron of the Grand Lodge of Ghana, has expressed his satisfaction with his 25-year membership in Freemasonry.
Reflecting on his journey, he acknowledged his initial concerns about joining the organisation and the impact it has had on his life.

"Twenty-five years ago, I was initiated into Freemasonry. There is no doubt that in joining a society or club, one cannot help but wonder what benefit or restrictions await," Otumfuo Osei Tutu II said.
"In the case of Freemasonry, you are left to worryingly wonder more without knowing exactly what you are going to face and with no one ready to tell you what you want to know."
Despite these initial uncertainties, the Asantehene affirmed his positive experience.

"Whatever doubts or reservations might have crossed my mind, all I can say after the 25 years is that I have no regrets about being a Freemason, experiencing what it unfolds and what it means to be called a Freemason," he stated.
Looking forward, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II emphasised his commitment to making Freemasonry beneficial to Ghana and its citizens while promoting peace.
He expressed optimism about the future growth of the Grand Lodge, highlighting the importance of dedicated members who will provide relief to the needy and uphold truthfulness.

Additionally, the Asantehene urged the Grand Lodge to expand its influence beyond its current areas of activity and reach regions that have not yet experienced its initiatives.
Grand Ceremony held to celebrate Asantehene’s 25 years in Freemasonry
A grand ceremony was held at the Sir Agyeman Prempeh II Hall in Kumasi to celebrate the Asantehene's remarkable 25-year journey in Freemasonry.

The event commenced with a majestic procession of Grand Lodge Officers and visiting delegations from around the globe.
Notably, the Asante royals, led by the Otumfuo, graced the hall with their presence, evoking awe among attendees.



MW Bro. Nana Osei Atwene Bonsu, the Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Ghana, welcomed the esteemed gathering and highlighted Otumfuo's initiation into Freemasonry 25 years ago at the Osei Tutu Lodge.

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