The Abonseman Council in conjunction with the Local Council of Churches and the people of Abonse is set to mark this year’s Easter in a grand style.
The celebration dubbed “Abonse Homecoming” seeks to bring citizens of Abonse both Home and abroad together to seek the development of the town.
This year’s Celebration comes under the theme: Rebuilding the city of our Fathers (Neh.2:5) with a lineup of activities including Clean up exercises, Entrepreneurship Seminar, Health Screening, Cooking Competition, Health Walk and fun games. The program spans from 2nd to 10th April 2023.
This year’s Celebration comes after the maiden edition last year.
Funds raised from the celebration will go into the renovation of the Abonse Presby School and the public durbar grounds
Abonse is a historical town situated in the Okere District, southwest of Yilo Krobo District in the Eastern Region off the main Assesseso-Somanya Road close to Agomeda.
Slaves used to be sold at Abonse decades ago, the People of Abonse had to relocate several times over the years to the current settlement due to the slave trade activities, however, the archaeological findings in the area suggest how active and busy the slave market used to be and is evident at the heart of the Abonse township.
Abonse has been existing for over 700 years making it one of the oldest towns in Akuapem and Ghana as a whole.
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