A Living Tradition.

Within the Lodge, tradition comes to life. This ceremonial space reflects the values, fellowship, and customs that have connected generations of Freemasons in Ghana. Here, the past is honoured, the present is shared, and the traditions of the Craft continue.

OUR JOURNEY

A Timeline of Our Heritage

1810

Torridzonian Lodge No. 621
Consecrated

Organised Freemasonry arrived
at Cape Coast Castle under the
authority of the United Grand
Lodge of England.

1919

Scottish Tradition
Established

Progressive Lodge No. 9 chartered in Ghana, introducing the proud Scottish
Masonic tradition.

1954

Scottish District Grand
Lodge Formed

Scottish Lodges in Ghana were
gathered under the Scottish
Constitution in 1954, serving the
jurisdiction with distinction.

1960

Irish Constitution Established

St Patrick Lodge No. 26 and Provincial Grand Lodge of Ghana under the Irish
Constitution..

2009

Grand Lodge of
Ghana (AF&M)

On 24 January 2009, the Grand
Lodge of Antient Free & Accepted Masons of Ghana was constituted.

The Road to
SOVEREIGNTY

By the early years of the twenty-first century,
Ghana’s Masonic Brethren working under Scottish
and Irish Constitutions but united by the same
values and the same obligations had grown in
number, in standing, and in their sense of what
Ghanaian Freemasonry could become.

The conversations that followed were conducted
with the full knowledge and support of the Grand
Lodge of Ireland, the Grand Lodge of Scotland, and
the United Grand Lodge of England.

A Ghanaian
GRAND LODGE

On 24th January 2009, at the Banquet Hall of the
State House in Accra, the Grand Lodge of Antient
Free & Accepted Masons of Ghana was formally
constituted and the Scottish District Grand Lodge
and the Irish Provincial Grand Lodge were united
into a single sovereign jurisdiction under Ghanaian
authority.

The ceremony was attended by representatives of
sister Grand Lodges from across Africa and beyond.
It was a day that affirmed the coming of age of
Freemasonry in Ghana.

Ghanaian Freemasonry
TODAY

The Grand Lodge today oversees four Provincial
Grand Lodges and forty-three subordinate Lodges.Its Brethren are active in their communities, in
charitable work, and in the wider fellowship of
regular Freemasonry across Africa and the world.

OUR LEADERSHIP

Leadership & Stewardship

The Grand Lodge is headed by the Grand Master, the highest Masonic authority within the jurisdiction. Our leadership is committed to upholding the principles of regular Freemasonry and guiding the Craft in Ghana with wisdom, integrity and humility.

MW. BRO. DR. NORTEY KWASHIE OMABOE

CURRENT GRAND MASTER

Past Grand Masters

Since its constitution in 2009, the Grand Lodge has been served
by five Grand Masters and each contributing to the leadership and Development of the Craft in Ghana

1

MW BRO.
CHARLES WILLIAM
STANLEY-PIERRE

FIRST GRAND MASTER

2009 – 2014

2

MW. BRO.
OKOTWASUO OSAE
NYAMPONG VI

SECOND GRAND MASTER

2014 – 2018

3

MW BRO.
NAVAL CAPTAIN KWADWO
ADUNKWA BUTAH(Rtd)

THIRD GRAND MASTER

2018 – 2022

4

MW. BRO.
NANA OSEI
ATWENE BONSU

FOURTH GRAND MASTER

2022 – 2025

The Provinces of the Grand Lodge of Ghana

The jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of Antient Free & Accepted Masons of Ghana is organised
into four Provincial Grand Lodges. Each Province is headed by a Provincial Grand Master and is
responsible for the governance and support of the Lodges within its boundaries.

Province South East

PROVINCIAL GRAND MASTER:

RW Bro. Patrick Amartey Sogbodjor

PROVINCIAL GRAND SECRETARY:

WBro. Justice Adu Mantey

Province South West

PROVINCIAL GRAND MASTER:

RW Bro. Seth Asafo

PROVINCIAL GRAND SECRETARY:

VW Bro. Prince Addo Kyei

Province North

PROVINCIAL GRAND MASTER:

RW Bro. Charles Kojo Bonsu

PROVINCIAL GRAND SECRETARY:

WBro. Kwame Darko

Province East

PROVINCIAL GRAND MASTER:

RW Bro. Petro Messan de Souza

PROVINCIAL GRAND SECRETARY:

RW Bro. Abel Tonawa

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