On 14th January, 2026, the Asante Spade was successfully presented to the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, during the first Awukadae Festival. He was very happy to see such an innovative project like that.. three weeks after I was granted with an approval letter to use the Asante symbols and pictures of Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, Nana Afia Kobi Serwaa III and Okomfo Anokye and all other elements infused in the project

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The whole project is to substitute the elements on the Western spade card to fit in our culture serving as avenue to foster cultural education and preservation. Massive research was done on the symbolic relation to our adinkra symbols( traditional symbols of the Akans from Ghana) and to replace the subjects on the spade card. After that an engaging exhibition was done and even published on the website of the University of Education, Winneba https://www.uew.edu.gh/artedu/news/uew-unveils-ebenezer-mensahs-cultural-card-game-project Several dignitaries were invited to witness this history and a lot of my colleagues were also present. The concept and inspiration behind the spade Project was audibly delivered... The project was successfully evaluated

The Asante Spade project was successfully presented to the National Museum of Ghana on 17th October, 2025 with my team; Beyond the Imagination Team