KWAHU: Boatemaa’s Place Wins Double After Successful 2026 Jollof Festival and Nkwan Pa Fufu Party

Boatemaa’s Place in Kwahu has recorded a successful double celebration after hosting the 7th edition of the Kwahu Jollof Festival and the Nkwan Pa Fufu Party on two consecutive days.

The 7th edition of the Kwahu Jollof Festival was held on Saturday, September 19, 2026, at Boatemaa’s Place and attracted patrons who turned up to enjoy delicious jollof, great music and entertainment.

The event featured a lively performance from the Classic Band, creating an exciting atmosphere for patrons who came to eat, socialize and have fun.

The Kwahu Jollof Festival has over the years grown into a major food and entertainment event in the area, attracting food lovers and residents who look forward to the annual celebration.

The excitement continued on Sunday, September 20, with the Nkwan Pa Fufu Party, which also attracted a large number of patrons. The second event featured good food, music and entertainment, giving patrons another memorable experience.

Following the successful two-day events, the planners and organisers held a post-event review podcast to discuss the factors behind the success of the celebrations.

Mr. Omari, the Protocol Head for this year’s event, highlighted customer satisfaction as one of his major priorities.

“Customer satisfaction and experience were my priorities,” he said, explaining that he personally engaged with many patrons during the event to ensure they had a good experience.

MC Prince, the organiser and events manager, also expressed appreciation to the media teams and individuals who supported the events through pre-publicity and coverage.

He thanked Sixscribes, Prolens Media, Yenko Kwahu 1 and 2, Kingsnation, NK Promo, Evidence Events, Voice TV, Kwahu Live and Witness Media for their support and contribution to the success of the celebrations.

The successful hosting of the two events has further positioned Boatemaa’s Place as a destination for food, music, entertainment and social gatherings in Kwahu, Eastern Region and Ghana as a whole.