Ghana’s youngest Queen Mother, Nana Afua Kumiwaa Asare I of Awukugua-Akuapem, has showcased her traditional dance moves during the celebration of the Awukugua Ohum Festival 2026.
In a video shared on social media on October 25, 2026, the Queen Mother is seen displaying her dance skills as the community celebrates its rich cultural heritage.
Her performance adds to the colourful displays associated with the festival, which brings together traditional leaders, residents and visitors to celebrate the customs and traditions of Awukugua-Akuapem.
Youngest Queen Mother arrives in style at Awukugua Ohum Festival 2026
Nana Afua Kumiwaa Asare I’s participation highlights the role of traditional leaders in preserving Ghanaian culture and keeping indigenous customs alive for future generations.
The Ohum Festival is an important cultural occasion for the people of Awukugua, providing an opportunity to celebrate their identity, strengthen communal bonds and showcase their traditions.
The video has drawn attention to the cultural pageantry surrounding the 2026 celebration, with the Queen Mother’s dance offering a glimpse into the traditional festivities.
Ghana’s youngest Queen Mother, Nana Afua Kumiwaa Asare I of Awukugua-Akuapem, showcases the beauty of traditional dance as Awukugua celebrates the Ohum Festival 2026.
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