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Kekeli Borborbor Group, Shakers Band bring cultural flair and live music to Ecobank JoyBusiness SME Fair 2026

The Ecobank JoyBusiness SME Fair 2026 has received an exciting blend of traditional Ghanaian music and live-band entertainment, with the Kekeli Borborbor Group and Shakers Band adding to the attractions at Ghud Park, Accra Mall.

Kekeli Borborbor Group, Shakers Band bring cultural flair and live music to Ecobank JoyBusiness SME Fair 2026

The Ecobank JoyBusiness SME Fair 2026 boasted a vibrant cultural experience, featuring the Kekeli Borborbor Group and Shakers Band providing live music and traditional Ghanaian rhythms. The Kekeli Borborbor Group captivated attendees with an energetic display of Borborbor, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the Volta Region through rhythmic music and dance.

Meanwhile, Shakers Band entertained the crowd with a lively musical performance, adding an extra layer of excitement to the three-day event. These performances breathed new life into the business exhibition, transforming it into a lively hub where commerce, culture, and entertainment seamlessly intertwined. Patrons reveled in the atmosphere where shopping, networking, and cultural festivities merged, offering exhibitors and visitors ample reasons to enjoy their time at the fair.

The Kekeli Borborbor Group and Shakers Band's performances complemented the already popular attractions, including Ghanaian music duo Lali X Lola and King Jerry, whose appearances had vendors and patrons dancing, with some exhibitors even taking their products onto the dance floor.

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