Asere Homowo In New Jersy
Engaging The Global Ghanaian And African Diaspora
Post Homowo Business & Cultural Summit 2026
The Asere Traditional Council is proud to announce a historic international gathering that bridges continents and celebrates our enduring heritage. Join us in the United States for an unprecedented celebration of culture, commerce, and community.
Festival
Reconnecting Roots, Building Futures: The Global Homowo Experience
This landmark event brings together the rich traditions of the Ga people and the vibrant community of Plainfield, New Jersey. Spearheaded by His Royal Majesty Nii Nikoi Olai Amashie III (Paramount Chief, Asere Traditional Council) and warmly hosted by Mayor Adrian O. Mapp (Mayor of Plainfield, New Jersey), this summit represents a powerful collaboration aimed at fostering global connections, business opportunities, and cultural exchange.
Supported by esteemed institutions including the National House of Chiefs, the Office of the President (Diaspora Affairs), and the Ghana Tourism Authority, the summit offers a unique platform to experience the spirit of Homowo on a global stage.
Event Schedule & Venues
The two-day summit will feature a blend of economic discourse and magnificent traditional celebrations across the city of Plainfield, New Jersey:
Day 1: Cultural Showcase and Business Summit
- October 2nd, 2026
- Plainfield Performing Arts Center, Plainfield, New Jersey
- Strategic business networking, cultural exhibitions, and discussions on global investments and diaspora relations.
CONTACT
Get Involved and Stay Connected
We welcome all citizens, diaspora members, business leaders, and friends of the Asere Traditional Council to participate in this momentous occasion.
For further details, partnership inquiries, or travel coordination, please reach out to our dedicated organizing committee:
Contact Numbers
- Ghana Lines: 0209801814 / 0243285617
- US Lines: +1908-769-2870 / +!908-293-0691
- Aseretraditionalcouncil@gmail.com
Asere Diaspora Connect
The Homowo Festival, meaning “hooting at hunger”, is a time of thanksgiving, unity, and joy. This year, the Asere Traditional Council extends the celebration to our diaspora community, sharing drumming, dancing, and the sprinkling of kpokpoi with friends and family in the United States.
