Accra: CEO Of Salleydeen Company Limited Pays Courtesy Call On Ga Mantse

The CEO of the SALLYDEEN GROUP OF COMPANIES Alhaji Nurudeen Salley, has paid a courtesy call on the Ga Mantse, King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II at his palace in Accra.
The real estate developing mogul, who was accompanied by some management members of the Sallydeen Construction company, was at the Ga Mantse palace with the president of the Ghana Union of Traders Association GUTA Dr Joseph Obeng and some executive members to formally congratulate the King for his successful enstoolment and gazettion into the National House of Chiefs as the Ga Mantse.
Alhaji Nurudeen Salley also took the opportunity to affirm his company’s readiness to partner the Ga Mantse to bring the needed developmental change to the Ga state.
He said his Sallydeen Educational Fund will partner with the Ga Mantse to also award scholarship to needy but brilliant school going children in the Ga state.
The Ga Mantse King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II commended Alhaji Nurudeen Salley for his tremendous contribution to the development of the Ga state, through his affordable housing scheme which has served dozens of Ghanaians. He said, his office will soon roll out several developmental projects and will need the support of well-meaning Ghanaians to accomplish the task.

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