To preserve cultural heritage and promote community development, GCB Bank PLC has donated 2,000 bags of cement to support the reconstruction of the historic Gbewaa Palace in Yendi, the traditional seat of the Dagbon Kingdom in northern Ghana.
The donation underscores the bank’s dedication to national development and cultural preservation. The Managing Director of GCB Bank, Alhaji Farhan Dandaawa, formally presented it to the Public Relations Officer and Secretary of the Gbewaa Palace during a brief ceremony held at the palace grounds.
Speaking at the event, Alhaji Dandaawa highlighted the symbolic importance of the project and GCB Bank’s role in supporting national culture. “The Gbewaa Palace is not just a symbol of Dagbon’s tradition, but also of Ghana’s rich cultural diversity. GCB Bank is proud to contribute to this historic reconstruction effort,” he stated.
The Gbewaa Palace reconstruction is a flagship cultural initiative aimed at restoring the seat of the Dagbon Kingdom to its former grandeur. As the heart of the Kingdom, the palace represents authority, unity, and continuity for the Dagbon people.
Representatives of the palace expressed deep appreciation for GCB Bank’s contribution, noting that the 2,000 bags of cement will significantly accelerate progress on the project. They described the donation as timely and impactful.
This act of corporate citizenship further positions GCB Bank as a leading financial institution and a reliable partner in national development, particularly in the areas of culture, education, and community welfare.
