The celebration of automotive history and culture, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, the revered Asantehene, served as the special guest of honor at the grand opening of Despite’s Automobile Museum in Accra.
This unique museum is the first of its kind in Ghana, showcasing an impressive collection of vintage and contemporary automobiles.
The event attracted a wide array of dignitaries, including traditional leaders, political figures, diplomats, businessmen, and celebrities.
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Notable attendees included Johnson Asiedu Nketia, Chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC); Julius Debrah, former Chief of Staff; Dr. Lesley Achiaa Agyapong, Ghana’s Ambassador to Russia; Kennedy Agyapong, former Member of Parliament; Ibrahim Mahama, a prominent businessman; and Nana Akomea, also a former MP.
During his visit, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II toured the museum and expressed his admiration for the initiative to preserve Ghana’s automotive heritage.
“This museum is not just about cars; it is a testament to our progress and innovation as a nation,” he remarked.
The museum features a diverse collection that spans decades and includes rare models from around the world.
It aims to educate visitors about the evolution of automobiles and their impact on society.
The opening ceremony was filled with excitement as guests mingled and shared stories about their favorite vehicles.
The museum promises to be a significant cultural landmark and an attraction for both locals and tourists alike.
As Ghana continues to embrace modernization while honoring its rich history, Despite’s Automobile Museum stands as a symbol of innovation and pride for future generations.
Story Written By Adu Kingsley | Kobby Kyei News