President Akufo-Addo celebrated the Anlo Hogbetsotso Za festival, honoring cultural heritage, unity, and community support, while acknowledging development in the Volta Region.
President Akufo-Addo attended the annual Anlo Hogbetsotso Za festival, where he celebrated the rich cultural heritage of the Anlo people. The festival, held in Anloga, showcased vibrant cultural performances and traditional rituals that honor the historic migration of the Anlo people from Notsie in Togo.
During the grand durbar, the President expressed his gratitude to the Anlo community for their unwavering support and prayers throughout his presidency. He acknowledged the importance of cultural unity in strengthening community bonds, highlighting how such traditions foster mental well-being and respect for individual identities.
Torgbui Sri III, the Awormefia of Anlo, praised the President for his administration’s developmental initiatives in the Volta Region, emphasizing the need for continued collaboration to uplift local communities. His sentiments were echoed by Osabarima Kwesi Atta II, the Omanhene of the Oguaa Traditional Area, who spoke passionately about the ties that cultural heritage creates among families and communities.
The festival brought together dignitaries and attendees from various backgrounds, demonstrating Ghana’s unity in diversity. The celebration served as a reminder of the significance of preserving cultural traditions and the vital role they play in nurturing relationships and fostering community cohesion.
As the festival concluded, President Akufo-Addo’s message of unity and respect for cultural heritage resonated with all, reinforcing the importance of cherishing Ghana’s diverse traditions as a source of strength and identity.
