It is safe to say that only the northern region did not have a major participant.
Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, Ga Mantse, King Nii Tackie Teiko Tsuru II and Kwahuhene Daasebre Akuamoah Agyapong II graced the festival on the invitation of the Awoamefia Togbi Sri III.
There was a display of culture and diverse Ghanaian traditions on Saturday, November 5, when dignitaries trooped into Hogbe Park, Anloga to be part of the celebrations.
One photo that has become the reference point in terms of celebrating the Ghanaian diversity and unity is one that had the host and visiting Asantehene.
The photo originally shared by Manhyia Palace Events and Photos have widely been shared by some public figures with messages of peace and unity.
Find some of the tweets below:
The enduring richness and oneness in diversity that make our nation Ghana beautiful and envied. Have a lovely Sunday! pic.twitter.com/WVJjAWcFgy
I love this picture of Asantehene and Awoemefia. We are one People with a common destiny ???????????????????????????????????? pic.twitter.com/0k9zk9KrWo
Awoamefia Togbi Sri III gave visitors and tourists the time of their lives with fun-filled activities and a display of Volta tradition.
Vice president, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia led the government delegation that included Information Minister Kojo Oppong-Nkrumah and the Volta Regional Minister, Archibald Letsa.
This year's celebrations themed “60 Years of Anlo Hogbetsotso Za: Uniting for development, sustaining our unique cultural commonwealth for future generations” was widely attended by people from all four corners of Ghana.
Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II and Awoamefia Togbi Sri III
