Ga Mantse, Celebs Turn Up For ‘OobakɛExperience’
Ga Mantse and Naomi Larbi IT WAS culture, music, and mouth-watering food all rolled into one as the maiden edition of the ‘Oobake Experience’ lit up the Bukom Boxing Read More... The post Ga Mantse, Celebs Turn Up For ‘OobakɛExperience’ appeared first on DailyGuide Network .
The maiden edition of the 'Oobake Experience' festival unfolded in the Bukom Boxing Arena, blending culture, music, and delectable food for a memorable week. Curated by Naomi Naa Borley Larbi, CEO of Oobake Experience, the event attracted a glittering lineup of celebrities and dignitaries. King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II, known as the Ga Mantse, was among the notable guests who extended warm greetings to Larbi upon his arrival.
The Ga Mantse, wearing a striking black and red ensemble, expressed his admiration for the festival, praising Larbi for providing a stage to celebrate and promote Ga culture.
The festival lived up to its promise, offering a rich tapestry of Ga cuisine, live music, boxing, art, and cultural displays. Renowned musicians like D-Black, EL, Jupiter, Cina Soul, Mzbel, Gasmilla, Mix Master Garzy, and Band Masters took to the stage, gracing the audience with their talent. Additional acts, including King Jerry, Nii Funny, Aluma, Patosia, Luther, Adotei Teto, and several surprise appearances, kept the crowd enthralled through the night.
Cultural troupes contributed to the Homowo spirit with traditional dances, thought-provoking art installations, and vibrant displays that showcased the richness of Ga heritage. Esteemed figures such as Ghana Journalists Association President Albert Kwabena Dwumfour, celebrated musician Sista Afia, and Deputy Executive Secretary of the National Film Authority, James Gardiner, were also in attendance.
The organizers of the 'Oobake Experience' aimed to highlight the best of Ga food and culture while introducing a modern festival atmosphere for Ghanaians and international visitors alike.
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