Akrofu is predominantly a farming community in the Ho Municipality of Volta Region,[1] Ghana.
Volta Region,[2] GhanaThere are other settler villages such as Dzebukope, Kpetorkope, etc.
The people of Akrofu migrated from Ìlé Ifẹ̀, a Yorùbá city in Nigeria with other Ewe groups, and later through Dahomey, Benin.
Few people were selected to stay on that land in memory of their late leader Amega Xe.
These four communities are collectively called Sakomeawó, and they celebrate the Sasadu Festival.
Togbe Kwami Foli VIII (1950 - 1984) is the recent past paramount chief of Akrofu traditional area.
Mamaga Akua Sabea Nyabor VII, Queenmother of Akrofu Traditional Area and Secretary of the Queenmothers Association of the Volta Regional House of Chiefs.
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A royal paving the way for the chief to speak.
Joint Asafo group of Ziavi and Akrofu during the funeral of the late Queenmother of Akrofu traditional area, Mamaga Dorothia Akua Sarbia Nyabor VI.
