Torkor Atorlia: Anlo’s historic justice site to become world-class museum, tourist centre   

Mr Aidam noted that the committee was working behind the scene to soon inaugurate the project and have all sons and daughters of Anloland contribute their quota towards its realisation, saying the centre will be “more than a project”- a legacy to preserve Anlo history, values, and identity, while welcoming ors to experience one of Ghana’s foremost cultural treasures.

Mr Aidam said the design would take ors on a journey through Anlo history, starting at a modern reception complex with a museum, library, conference hall, and offices, ending at “Ʋeliƒo,” the sacred pond used in post-judgment cleansing rituals.

The complex with a proposed iconic sculpture will house: a museum – curated artifacts in designed cabinets, with guides trained to explain their significance; a library – books on Anlo and Ewe history, including works sourced from international historians; conference hall – for lectures, student programmes, and cultural events; and ancillary facilities – offices, toilets, stores, and covered walkways.