The event was spearheaded by the Municipal Chief Executive (MCE), Hon. Joseph Amankwah, in collaboration with key stakeholders, including the Municipal Coordinating Director, Mr. Francis Kyei, and the Municipal Culture Officer, Mr. Stephen Anderson.
The primary objective of the event was to showcase the cultural richness and culinary traditions of the Kwabre East Municipality. Staff were treated to a wide array of delicious traditional meals such as Tuo Zaafi, Fufu with abunabuno soup, Rice balls with palm nut soup, Apapransa, Nuhuu, Ampesie with nkontomire stew, among others.
The festive atmosphere was filled with joy and enthusiasm as staff expressed excitement and appreciation for the opportunity to bond, celebrate, and immerse themselves in the cultural experience. The event fostered a spirit of unity, collaboration, and cultural pride among participants.
In his address, Hon. Joseph Amankwah emphasized the significance of the event in promoting indigenous heritage and teamwork. He encouraged staff to prioritize local foods over foreign ones, urging them to incorporate traditional dishes into their family meals as a means of preserving cultural identity.
As part of the cultural outreach, Mr. Stephen Anderson, together with Assembly staff and media personnel from Sika TV and United TV, visited selected schools including Ntonso SDA and Ntonso MA JHS. There, they witnessed the active participation of students who engaged enthusiastically in the celebration of local culture and tradition.
The event was hailed as a resounding success and a commendable initiative that underscores the Assembly’s commitment to preserving cultural heritage while promoting unity and morale among its workforce.
