15K views · 62 reactions | Ghana Month - Akuapem Akropong Odwira Festival #GhanaMonth #festival2024 #ghanaculture #ghanaheritage | Okwawuman TV GH | Facebook

23 reactions | Footage of a "durbar" marking the end of the Odwira Festival celebrated by the people in the Breman Asikuma district of Ghana, 1974. The durbar was held in honour of the Head of State, Colonel I. K. Acheampong to round off the annual Odwira Festival | Ghana Facts & History | Facebook

Day 2 of the Odwira Festival was filled with rich tradition and deep symbolism. Men from the royal family visited the sacred cemetery to seek blessings from the ancestors. Their return, led by the Abrafo (Executioners) with chants and gunfire, thrilled the cheering crowd. With their message to the chief, the festival officially continued. #MetroTVGhana #odwira2025 | Metro TV Ghana | Facebook

A brief history of the significance of Day 4 of the Akuapem-Odwira Festival as explained by "Okoman" (spokesperson) at Akuapem-Akropong. A day of sharing, feasting and gratitude. Families exchange food and gifts, and many visit the Okuapehene to pay homage. The royal family prepares mashed yams with eggs (Oto) as a sacred offering, carried in a solemn procession by women to the ancestral shrine, symbolising unity, respect, and thanksgiving. #MetroNews #OriginalTV #odwirafestival2025 | Metro TV G

Honoring the Akatamansu War on Day 3 of the Larteh Aheneasé Odwira Festival We take you now to the heart of the Odwira Festival, where history comes alive through a powerful pageant. To commemorate 199 years since the famed Akatamansu War; the very event that the Odwira Festival celebrates, community leaders and young warriors are staging a dramatic reenactment that bridges past and present. This historic conflict, fought in the late 19th century, tested the strength and unity of the Akan states