Agbevekope to Host First-Ever Homecoming and Youth Celebration in January 2027.

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By Courage Edwin Amenuda

Agbevekope in the Ketu South Municipality of the Volta Region is set to host its first-ever Homecoming Festival and Youth Celebration in January 2027, an initiative aimed at promoting unity among the youth, preserving the community's cultural heritage, and advancing local development.


The festival, being organised by the Agbevekope Youth Association (AYA) in collaboration with the chiefs and queen mothers of Agbevekope, will be held under the theme: “Our Home, Our Future (Agbevekope Youths United for Development).”


The celebration is expected to bring together traditional leaders, community members, residents living outside the area, youth groups, and other stakeholders to celebrate the community's heritage while exploring opportunities for development.


The Paramount Chief of the Somè Traditional Council, Torgbiga Adamah III, is featured prominently on the festival's promotional materials.


Other traditional leaders associated with the celebration include Torgbui Atsu Gledzah III, Dufia of Agbevekope; Torgbi Agbeve II, Chief of Agbevekope; Mama Tsulia II, Queen Mother of Agbevekope; and Torgbi Amedegbe III, Chief of Agbevekope.


The list of featured speakers also includes Elder Dr. Atsu Daniel Workman, identified as a facilitator; Rev. Oswin Amesiku, Chairman of the Agbevekope Youth Association (AYA) Rev. Frederick Mawutor Agbevem, District Pastor of the Church of Pentecost, Agbevekope District; and, Hon. Jonas Fotor Agbagba popularly known as Alevia, the Assembly Member for Nogokpo-Ativuta Electoral Area Hon. Richard K. Gbevitor, a Unit Committee Member and  Public Relations Officer of the Association 


Their participation is expected to provide an opportunity for community stakeholders to engage on issues affecting the youth and the broader development of Agbevekope.


According to the Public Relations Officer, Mr. Richard Agbevitor, the festival will feature a series of activities running from Monday, January 4, to Sunday, January 10, 2027.


He noted that programme will begin on Monday, January 4, with a general cleaning exercise at the Agbevekope School Park at 9:00 a.m., followed by a history-telling session at the Church of Pentecost, Agbevekope, at 6:00 p.m.


He noted that on Tuesday, January 5, a football competition involving various areas of the community will take place at 8:00 a.m. Street jams are scheduled for 7:00 p.m. along Torgbi Atsu Gledzah's Street.


Wednesday, January 6, will feature a floating activity at 5:30 a.m., followed by the Miss Agbeve's and Borborbor Night at Jerusalem Villa at 8:00 p.m.


The grand durbar, which is expected to be one of the major highlights of the celebration, is scheduled for Thursday, January 7, at 10:00 a.m. at the Agbevekope School Park.


The celebration will conclude with a thanksgiving service on Sunday, January 10, at 9:00 a.m. at the Church of Pentecost, Agbevekope.


The activities are designed to combine cultural expression, sports, community participation, and religious thanksgiving.


The theme, “Our Home, Our Future - Agbevekope Youths United for Development,” underscores the organisers' focus on bringing young people together to contribute to the future of their community.


Through activities such as the general cleaning exercise, football competition, history-telling, and cultural performances, the festival is expected to create opportunities for residents to strengthen their bonds and appreciate the traditions and history of Agbevekope.


The history-telling session, in particular, is expected to provide an opportunity for younger generations to learn about the community's past and the traditions that have shaped its identity.


The grand durbar will also offer a platform for traditional authorities, youth representatives, and other stakeholders to gather in celebration of the community.


The Chairman of the Association Rev. Oswin Amesiku noted that as the first-ever homecoming and youth celebration in Agbevekope, the festival represents a new initiative to bring together people from different backgrounds who share a connection to the community.


"Beyond the festivities, the event presents an opportunity to encourage young people to take an active interest in community affairs, strengthen relationships between residents and traditional authorities, and promote a shared vision for development" he stated 


"With traditional leaders, invited public representatives, youth groups, and other stakeholders expected to participate, the Agbevekope Homecoming Festival and Youth Celebration 2026 is poised to provide a platform for cultural celebration and community engagement as the people look towards a common future", the chairman concluded

Comments

  1. AnonymousOctober 15, 2026 at 4:59 AM

    Nice

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    1. AnonymousOctober 23, 2026 at 2:20 AM

      Woow. Congratulations. This is so inspiring and wonderful. This is going to bring masive development and growth into the community. I wish u all the best. Well done.

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