Okyir Festival: Tetsi Mampong Imposes Ban on Drumming and Noise-Making

In a public notice issued by the traditional leaders of Tetsi Mampong, a ban on drumming and noise-making has been announced from August 1st to August 27th, 2025. The ban is in observance of the revered traditional rituals and customs of the ancestors, particularly the Okyir celebration.

According to the notice, all forms of drumming, loud music, and noise-making are strictly prohibited during this period. The traditional leaders, led by Okogyeaman Oprepeh Abora Tetsihen, have called on all residents of Tetsi Mampong and surrounding areas to adhere to the ban.

The ban is intended to pave the way for the traditional rituals and customs of the ancestors. The traditional leaders have expressed appreciation for the cooperation and understanding of individuals, groups, and institutions in respecting the traditional customs and protocols.

The Okyir celebration is an important cultural event in the Tetsi Mampong community, and the ban on drumming and noise-making is a way of showing respect for the ancestors and the traditional customs. The community is expected to observe the ban and participate in the traditional rituals and customs during this period.

By respecting this ban, residents can ensure a peaceful and meaningful celebration of the Okyir festival.