Gospel Singer Piesie Esther Honors Ga Mantse in White Attire Ahead of Flora Made by Grace Concert
Piesie Esther wore traditional Ga attire and headscarf during a respectful courtesy visit to the Ga Mantse, seeking blessings for her upcoming concert.
Renowned gospel musician Piesie Esther made a culturally significant visit to the Ga Mantse, Nii Tackie Teiko Tsuru II, at his palace in Accra, dressed in a striking traditional Ga ensemble featuring nyanyala leaves and a white headscarf instead of her usual wig. The courtesy call, ahead of the fifth edition of her Flora Made by Grace Concert, was a deliberate act of respect for Ga customs as she sought the chief’s blessings and represented her ministry. She described the meeting as an honour, stating she was there to carry a message of grace, gratitude and divine purpose, aligning her concert preparations with spiritual endorsement from the traditional authority. Her attire quickly became a highlight of the visit, underscoring the deep cultural reverence she showed toward the Ga people. The Flora Made by Grace Concert, scheduled for an evening of worship, thanksgiving and celebration, aims to gather gospel music lovers for a Greater Grace Experience. Piesie Esther urged the public to join her journey toward this spiritual milestone, emphasizing the event’s role in fostering communal worship and artistic expression.
