Somètutu Za 2026: Somè Traditional Area Celebrates Heritage, Unity and Community Development.
Torgbui Geli III, Planning Committee Chairman. By Courage Edwin Amenuda. The Somè Traditional Area has celebrated the 2026 edition of Somètutuza with a renewed call for unity, peaceful coexistence and collective efforts towards the development of the traditional area. The celebration brought together traditional rulers, citizens, friends of Somè and other distinguished guests as the people reflected on their history, cultural identity and the sacrifices of their forebears. In a welcome address delivered on behalf of the Somètutu Za 2026 Planning Committee, its Chairman, Torgbui Geli III, welcomed guests to the grand durbar and expressed appreciation for their participation. According to the address, oral tradition traces the migration of the ancestors of the Somè people through Ketu, Notsie, Tsevie, Ayigida and Keta before their eventual settlement in their present area. It stated that in 1792, conflict broke out between their forebears, then known as the Ketawo, and the Danes, who rep...