Meko Bono 2026: Vice President pledges agricultural revival as Atebubu hosts grand homecoming

A celebration of heritage and unity Beyond the political messaging, the Vice President took time to underscore the cultural significance of the Meko Bono festival, which has grown into a vital platform for celebrating the rich Bono heritage, reconnecting the diaspora with their roots, and fostering partnerships for tourism, investment, and community development.

With the Vice President's agricultural assurances and the chiefs' rallying calls for unity, the people of Atebubu left the festival grounds not just with memories of a spectacular celebration, but with renewed hope for a future built on the solid foundation of their illustrious heritage.

Vice President Prof Jane Naana Opoku Agyemang has delivered a strong assurance to the farming communities of the Bono East Region, pledging government commitment to minimising post-harvest losses and boosting agricultural productivity under the flagship Feed Ghana programme.