Day two of Republic Bank- JoyNews Habitat Fair ends with massive turnout, Borborbor performances
The second day of the Republic Bank–JoyNews Habitat Fair in Ho ended with a cultural performance by the Woelinam Borborbor Group, as massive crowds continued to troop to the venue.
The group from Ho entertained visitors at the Ho Sports Stadium with Borborbor music, songs and traditional dance, adding a cultural touch to the three-day housing exhibition.
The performance drew attention to the Volta Region’s rich cultural heritage while providing entertainment for visitors exploring the exhibition stands.
Children also had their share of the fun, with a bouncy castle providing a space for them to play as parents and other visitors engaged exhibitors.
As the day drew to a close on Saturday, October 17, large numbers of visitors continued to arrive at the venue, adding to the lively atmosphere and creating opportunities for businesses to interact with potential customers.
Exhibitors have been presenting a range of offerings, including building materials, property development, roofing systems, water storage solutions and home security services.
The event continues to provide a platform for visitors to explore housing and home improvement options while engaging directly with participating companies.
The three-day Republic Bank–JoyNews Habitat Fair continues on Sunday, October 18, at the Ho Sports Stadium, giving members of the public another opportunity to visit the exhibition stands and explore the products and services on display.
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