Cultural Week Celebration | 2023 Edition

Post date: 
Tue, 06/20/2023 - 18:45

The Faculty of Ghanaian Languages Education invites the University Community to the 2023 Edition of their Cultural Week celebration scheduled as follows:

  • Date: 19th - 23rd June, 2023
  • Theme: Developing Ghanaian Languages Through Teacher Education: A Tool for Ensuring Social Cohesion, Peaceful Co-existence, and National Development.
  • Chairman: Professor Dominic Kwaku Danso-Mensah Principal, College of Languages Education, UEW, Ajumako
  • Keynote Speaker: Professor Kofi Agyekum Linguistics Department, University of Ghana
  • Special Guest of Honour: Professor Mawutor Avoke Vice-Chancellor, University of Education, Winneba
  • Host: Professor Samuel Alhassan Issah Dean, Faculty of Ghanaian Languages Education, UEW, Ajumako

ACTIVITIES

Monday, 19th June 2023
Launching

Tuesday, 20th June 2023
Traditional games

  • Rope race - 10 strong females and 10 strong males
  • Sack race 2 females and 2 males
  • Lime and spoon 2 females and 2 males
  • Threading the needle - 2 females and 2 males
  • Eating (bread) competition
  • Attire(Dress code) Sports wear

Wednesday, 21st June 2023
Inter Departmental Quiz -  4 contestants. 
Dress code - Department cloth / T-shirt

  • Round 1 - The theme for the celebration
  • Round 2 - Base on the Institution(UEW)
  • Round 3 - Current Affairs
  • Round 4 - True / false on general questions

Thursday, 22nd June 2023

  • Food Bazaar (local foods and drinks)
  • Recipes would be needed
  • Attire - ASGHAL cloth / T-shirt
  • The presenters should be in traditional wear

Friday, 23rd June 2023

  • Durbar (Exhibition) with Live band
  • Clotcheting, moulding, painting, stitching, weaving, Drawing, basketry 
  • Friday night - Live band

NB: There will be Blood pressure (BP) and Sugar screening from Monday to Friday. For More Details Join THE QUICK NOTICE https://chat.whatsapp.com/HGAZlUUCuh88FBtPpBGAU3

Rendition of “Thank You” in the 14 Mother Languages of the Faculty of Ghanaian Languages Education, Ajumako:

  1. Nyὲ tsumi kaa/nyὲ pee nɔ - Dangme
  2. Nyὲyiwaladɔղղ - Ga
  3. Akpe na mi katã - Ewe
  4. Meda wo ase - Asante & Akwapem Twi
  5. Medase - Fante
  6. Me da wo ase - Nzema
  7. N Paɣiya pam - Dagbani
  8. N pulus1 ya zo’e zo’e - Gurene
  9. Asan Kushu` - Gonja
  10. A ke a le lanyerene - Kasem
  11. M pu’usi ya pamm - Kusaal
  12. Bareka yaga zaa - Dagaare
  13. A ni lipul - Likpakpapaal
  14. Ma lɔluŋ hɛ ni mɛ - Sisaali

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