The government of Turkey did Ghanaians favour by building African largest mosque for our Muslim brothers in Accra. The mosque which contains all facilities; a senior high school, a library, a pharmacy, a clinic etc.
The mosque was commissioned a day before the Eid celebration by the President of Ghana, His Excellency Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo Addo with the National Chief Imam, Sheikh Nuhu Sharabutu
The new photos which has started going viral show section of the mosque being used by some people as a place to sell their cows. Yes, right in front of the new National mosque, some people have turned the space into mini Mayanka. Selling these famished cows.
This is a very bad practice because the cows can soil the whole place and it will become nasty for visitors. Authorities of the Mosque are hereby called upon to remove them immediately.
Everything good done for Zongo will be destroyed by same people who supposed to maintain it. This should not have been the case at all!
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