Photos have emerged online of the completed Ghana National Mosque.
The national Mosque is alleged to cost about $10 million, and was funded by the Turkish Hudai Foundation.
An event was held earlier today to officially commission and open the place of worship to the public for use.
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The Mosque which is sited at Kanda is estimated to be one of Africa’s largest mosques ever. The building is a 15,000 capacity seater mosque complex with several facilities including offices and a residence for the National Chief Imam.
It also has a research complex, a senior high school, a clinic, an administration block and a conference centre
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Source: GhArticles.com