Piesie Esther pays courtesy visit to Ga Mantse
Gospel musician Piesie Esther embraced Ga culture in a striking way when she paid a courtesy call on the Ga Mantse, Nii Tackie Teiko Tsuru II, at his palace in Accra. The award-winning singer ditched her usual wig for a white headscarf and dressed in a traditional Ga-inspired outfit, complete with nyanyala leaves draped around […]
Gospel singer Piesie Esther made a respectful visit to the Ga Mantse, Nii Tackie Teiko Tsuru II, at his residence in Accra. The artist, known for her cultural attire, donned a traditional Ga-inspired outfit, including a white headscarf and nyanyala leaves, in honor of the customs during her meeting. The visit took place in preparation for her upcoming gospel concert, the Flora Made by Grace Concert, which is set to be the fifth edition.
Piesie Esther expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to pay homage to the Ga Mantse and seek his blessings as she continues her preparations. She described the encounter as an honor, stating that she was there to represent the ministry and convey a message of grace, thanksgiving, and the divine plans she believes God is cultivating.
The singer's traditional attire was a focal point of her visit, underscoring the cultural importance of the event. The Flora Made by Grace Concert is anticipated to unite gospel music enthusiasts for a night of worship, thanksgiving, and celebration. Piesie Esther called upon the public to join her on her journey towards what she referred to as the "Greater Grace Experience."
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