In a dazzling fusion of culinary delights and rhythmic beats, the Afro Flavours Food Festival 2025 came alive over the weekend at Ghud Park, Accra Mall, drawing thousands of eager attendees to celebrate the rich tapestry of African heritage.
Among the highlights of this vibrant two-day event was the electrifying performance by Ghanaian Afro-Islamic genre and Afrobeats sensation Hajia Police, whose set infused the festival with an infectious energy that had the crowd swaying and cheering well into the evening.
The festival, held on September 13th and 14th, transformed the bustling Accra Mall area into a lively “village” atmosphere, complete with traditional food stalls, artisan markets, and interactive cultural experiences.
Organized to honor African food, folklore, and festivities, Afro Flavours Food Festival 2025 promised and delivered an unforgettable showcase of the continent’s diverse flavors and sounds. Attendees feasted on everything from spicy jollof rice and succulent grilled tilapia to exotic plantain chips and refreshing palm wine, all while immersing themselves in storytelling sessions, traditional drumming, and dance performances.
Hajia Police, who balances her rising music career with her day job as a police officer, shared a heartfelt message with the audience before diving into her set. “This festival is about coming together as a community, celebrating our culture through food and music,” she said.
Some of Hajia Police’s works include, Laila, Corona, Eilaika Aktub, Gobe Sallah with Kuami Eugene and she also recently scored a collaboration with Ghanaian musician Lyrical Joe with I want.