The late Ga Manye, Naa Dedei Omaedru III, had a book of condolences opened in Accra yesterday, and President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo signed it.
"A faithful, hardworking, long-serving member of the Ga State," he wrote with his green pen. She served as a role model for conventional decency and grace. I have a terrific pal. Like many
Others will miss her and pray for her to find peace in the Almighty's arms until they see her again on the final day of the resurrection. We'll all cross paths again.
He promised the chiefs and elders in a brief statement that he and the government would assist in providing the late Ga Manye, who ruled for 59 years, with a proper burial because she supported and assisted Ghana in general and Ga State.
A delegation from Ga State visited the President at the Jubilee House in Accra in February of this year to tell him of the queen's departure. The trip was led by Nii Adjiri Blankson, a member of the Council of State.
The delegation, which was made up of chiefs, traditional elders, and the children of the deceased, gave the President a complete red robe and a variety of refreshments in accordance with tradition.
Due to personal family sorrow, President Akufo-Addo promised he would attend the burial.
In private, 88-year-old Naa Omaedru went by the name Naa Dedei Ablah.
At the age of 29, she was appointed a Ga Manye in 1963. On December 26, 2022, she died in the company of her loved ones at her home in Dansoman.
Credits
Naa Omaedru was praised throughout her rule for giving her whole life to public and voluntary service and for promoting causes that were essential for peace, education, and opportunity for young people, especially girls.
These included providing a magnificent leadership example to queenmothers in Georgia and advocating for the welfare of women and girls to secure their future.
She campaigned for a unified approach to the meaningful development of her people and stood for peace and togetherness among all Ghanaians as well as the people of Ga State.
Charity
Additionally well-known for her charitable activity, Naa Omaedru gave a $12 million donation to the Ghana Society of the Physically Handicapped in 2004 at the Ghana National Rehabilitation Centre in Accra.
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