Nana Fosu Gyeabor emphasised the festival’s role in addressing community shortcomings through self-composed songs that target wrongdoings by chiefs, political leaders, and ordinary citizens. “This is our democratic way of speaking truth to power,” he declared during the launch. Praises flow just as freely for those who have excelled, all accompanied by rhythmic traditional dances. Even the Omanhene, the paramount chief, cannot protest if critiqued\u2014adding a layer of humorous humility as he dances through the “attacks.”\u00a0The Apour festival will start from the 20th of March and end at the end of April 2026, with packed activities day and night.<\/p>\n