Asere Homowo In New Jersy
Engaging The Global Ghanaian And African Diaspora
Celebrating Homowo Across Borders
The Homowo Festival, meaning “hooting at hunger”, is the proud heritage of the Ga people of Ghana. It is a time of thanksgiving, unity, and joy—honoring our ancestors and celebrating resilience.
This year, the Asere Traditional Council, under the leadership of HRM Nii Nikoi Olai Amashie III, brings Homowo to the diaspora community in PLainfield, New Jersey, USA. Together, we share the rituals, drumming, dancing, and sprinkling of kpokpoi, keeping our traditions alive while embracing new cultural connections abroad.
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.