MTN Culturefest train gets to Fetu Afahye

The day’s celebration kicks off with a costume parade to be led by the chiefs. They will be followed by youth groups, carnival queens, masqueraders, cultural troupes and others dressed in carnival attires.

The Pulse on Wheels float will be at the rear with a contingent of Diasporians put together by courtesy of the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts. 

The procession will start from London Bridge with a brief stop at Adisadel Junction and then move on through Cape Coast town to the durbar grounds at Victoria Park.

The procession will then leave the chiefs at the Victoria Park and proceed to converge in front of the Cape Coast Castle where a brief activation will be done. 

The float will then go through town, stopping at high crowd areas for some education on MTN’s 4G and Mobile Money services and solution of data and Internet-related problems.

In the evening, there will be an MTN Pulse Night Club Activation inside Adom Pub at Capital Hill Hotel. Attendees are assured of free credit at the jam.

MTN rounds off its involvement with Fetu Afahye on Sunday, September 4 with a football match between Okwahu United and Bechem United at the Cape Coast Stadium for the 2016 MTN FA Cup.