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DANGME FESTIVALS SEASON: THE 133RD MANYA KLO (KROBO) NGMAYEM FESTIVAL 2026 SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHED! 24TH OCTOBER – 1ST NOVEMBER 2026 In this video, women are seen playing the Dipo Tɔ, a traditional lead rattle and musical instrument made from a hard-shelled bottle gourd. It is used by the Dangme people alongside traditional drums during the singing of folklore and Klama songs, serving as an important rhythm and lead instrument in traditional Klama music and dance. The Chiefs and People of the Dangme Traditional Area of Manya Klo (Krobo) have successfully launched the 133rd edition of the prestigious Manya Klo (Krobo) Ngmayem Festival with vibrant cultural fanfare at Odumase Krobo in the Eastern Region. This year’s celebration is under the theme: “Strengthening Our Bonds: Advancing Growth Through Heritage and Unity.” OFFICIAL FESTIVAL DATES The 2026 Manya Klo (Krobo) Ngmayem Festival will take place from: Saturday, 24th October to Sunday, 1st November 2026. The festival promises a rich display of Dangme culture, heritage, unity and community development. The celebration is expected to attract Dangme people from across Ghana and abroad, as well as tourists and culture enthusiasts eager to experience the spirit and traditions of the Dangme people of Manya Klo (Krobo). This year’s celebration is expected to be bigger and better than previous years! Festivals are powerful tools for cultural preservation, tourism and national development, and Manya Klo (Krobo) is ready to showcase its rich Dangme culture to the world. The Chiefs and People of Manya Klo (Krobo) invite the media, businesses, tourists, individuals and visitors from around the world to join the celebration. The public is also being assured of strong security arrangements, including police presence and coordination, to ensure a safe and peaceful environment for all. ABOUT NGMAYEM Ngmayem literally translates as “Eating Millet” in the Dangme language. Dangme: Ngma English: Millet Dangme: Yemi English: Eating or consuming Ngmayem is an annual harvest festival celebrated by the Dangme people in Manya Klo (Krobo) and other Dangme traditional areas. The people of Manya Klo (Krobo) celebrate their Ngmayem Festival around Odumase Krobo in the Eastern Region of Ghana. The Manya Klo (Krobo) Ngmayem Festival was established in 1944 under the leadership of the Paramount Chief, Nɛnɛ Azu Mate Kole, replacing an older celebration known as Yeliyem, meaning “Eating of Yam.” The celebration was changed to honour millet, the historic ancestral staple crop that sustained the Krobo people during their ancient migrations. Celebrated annually, Ngmayem marks an important period of thanksgiving, renewal and unity. It is an opportunity for the people to give thanks to the Creator and the ancestors for an abundant harvest, food security and protection. The celebration features traditional rites, cultural activities and the symbolic communal preparation and eating of fresh millet porridge. Ngmayem is more than a harvest festival. It is a spiritual, cultural and social occasion that brings the people together in thanksgiving, unity and renewal. THE COUNTDOWN TO THE 133RD MANYA KLO (KROBO) NGMAYEM FESTIVAL 2026 HAS OFFICIALLY BEGUN! SAVE THE DATES: 24TH OCTOBER – 1ST NOVEMBER 2026 #Ngmayem2026 #133rdNgmayemFestival #DangmeFestivalsSeason #ManyaKlo #OdumaseKrobo
DANGME FESTIVALS SEASON: THE 133RD MANYA KLO (KROBO) NGMAYEM FESTIVAL 2026 SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHED! 24TH OCTOBER – 1ST NOVEMBER 2026 In this video, women are seen playing the Dipo Tɔ, a traditional lead rattle and musical instrument made from a hard-shelled bottle gourd. It is used by the Dangme people alongside traditional drums during the singing of folklore and Klama songs, serving as an important rhythm and lead instrument in traditional Klama music and dance. The Chiefs and People of the Dangme Traditional Area of Manya Klo (Krobo) have successfully launched the 133rd edition of the prestigious Manya Klo (Krobo) Ngmayem Festival with vibrant cultural fanfare at Odumase Krobo in the Eastern Region. This year’s celebration is under the theme: “Strengthening Our Bonds: Advancing Growth Through Heritage and Unity.” OFFICIAL FESTIVAL DATES The 2026 Manya Klo (Krobo) Ngmayem Festival will take place from: Saturday, 24th October to Sunday, 1st November 2026. The festival promises a rich display of Dangme culture, heritage, unity and community development. The celebration is expected to attract Dangme people from across Ghana and abroad, as well as tourists and culture enthusiasts eager to experience the spirit and traditions of the Dangme people of Manya Klo (Krobo). This year’s celebration is expected to be bigger and better than previous years! Festivals are powerful tools for cultural preservation, tourism and national development, and Manya Klo (Krobo) is ready to showcase its rich Dangme culture to the world. The Chiefs and People of Manya Klo (Krobo) invite the media, businesses, tourists, individuals and visitors from around the world to join the celebration. The public is also being assured of strong security arrangements, including police presence and coordination, to ensure a safe and peaceful environment for all. ABOUT NGMAYEM Ngmayem literally translates as “Eating Millet” in the Dangme language. Dangme: Ngma English: Millet Dangme: Yemi English: Eating or consuming Ngmayem is an annual harvest festival celebrated by the Dangme people in Manya Klo (Krobo) and other Dangme traditional areas. The people of Manya Klo (Krobo) celebrate their Ngmayem Festival around Odumase Krobo in the Eastern Region of Ghana. The Manya Klo (Krobo) Ngmayem Festival was established in 1944 under the leadership of the Paramount Chief, Nɛnɛ Azu Mate Kole, replacing an older celebration known as Yeliyem, meaning “Eating of Yam.” The celebration was changed to honour millet, the historic ancestral staple crop that sustained the Krobo people during their ancient migrations. Celebrated annually, Ngmayem marks an important period of thanksgiving, renewal and unity. It is an opportunity for the people to give thanks to the Creator and the ancestors for an abundant harvest, food security and protection. The celebration features traditional rites, cultural activities and the symbolic communal preparation and eating of fresh millet porridge. Ngmayem is more than a harvest festival. It is a spiritual, cultural and social occasion that brings the people together in thanksgiving, unity and renewal. THE COUNTDOWN TO THE 133RD MANYA KLO (KROBO) NGMAYEM FESTIVAL 2026 HAS OFFICIALLY BEGUN! SAVE THE DATES: 24TH OCTOBER – 1ST NOVEMBER 2026 #Ngmayem2026 #133rdNgmayemFestival #DangmeFestivalsSeason #ManyaKlo #OdumaseKrobo

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