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The Ga Mantse, Nii Tackie Teiko Tsuru II, has emphasized the importance of respect and unity among the Gadangme people during the 2025 Kpone Homowo celebration. “We won’t sack anyone from Accra. We are welcoming to everyone, but in return, we demand respect,” he said, highlighting the inclusive spirit of the Ga people.
The King attributed Accra’s status as the national capital to the Ga people’s hospitality, saying, “It is because of our receptive and welcoming nature that the capital of Ghana has been maintained in the Greater Accra region.” He urged residents to honor the cultural heritage of the Ga people, stating, “Let no one disrespect us for hosting the capital.”
Nii Tackie Teiko Tsuru II concluded by calling for unity among the Gadangme people, urging them to come together in strength and solidarity. His remarks reinforced the values of respect, inclusion, and cultural pride as vital for building a harmonious society.
The Homowo festival, meaning “hooting at hunger,” commemorates the Ga people’s triumph over a historic famine and features traditional rituals, cultural displays, and the sharing of kpokpoi, a sacred dish made from fermented cornmeal. The celebration promotes unity, resilience, and cultural pride, showcasing the richness of Ga heritage.
