The Manya Krobo Traditional Council has officially launched the 132nd edition of the prestigious Ngmayem Festival in a vibrant media event held at Kpong in the Eastern Region.
This year's celebration promises a rich display of culture, unity, and community development under the theme "Celebrating Our Heritage, Building Our Communities with a Purpose." The festival is scheduled to span from Saturday, October 26 to Monday, September 02, 2025, attracting Krobo indigenes from across Ghana and abroad, as well as tourists and culture enthusiasts eager to experience the spirit and tradition of the Krobo people.
The launch event featured a series of captivating activities, including a live painting unveiling, an exhibition of Dipo rites (a significant Krobo initiation ceremony for girls), a bead showcase, and various traditional cultural performances that gave attendees a taste of what's to come.
Speaking at the launch, Nene Gilbert Odjidja, Chairman of the Festival Planning Committee, emphasized the festival's renewed focus on cultural preservation and social responsibility. "This year, our focus is on our Krobo and Dangme culture.
