MP And Assembly Join Forces With Massboss Entertainment For Ashaiman Music And Cultural Festival 2025

The Ashaiman Music and Cultural Festival (AMACF 2025) is set for its biggest transformation yet, thanks to a powerful partnership between Massboss Entertainment, the Office of the Member of Parliament for Ashaiman, and the Ashaiman Municipal Assembly.

Originally launched as the Ashaiman Music Awards, a platform to celebrate local talent, the festival has evolved into a week-long cultural and musical showcase that highlights Ashaiman’s rich culture, resilience, and creativity. This year, AMACF 2025 promises to attract not only locals but also visitors from across Ghana and beyond.

In a strategic meeting at the MP’s office, the Municipal Chief Executive, Freeman Tsekpo, Ashaiman MP, Hon. Henry Ernest Norgbey, Massboss Entertainment Director, Mr. Kromah Mishkini, Production Lead and PR Head, JSmart Amenuveve, and Artiste & Events Manager, Sadat Hayford came together to finalize a new working structure.

The meeting led to the formation of a central planning committee that will drive the festival’s organizational and operational framework, positioning Ashaiman as a hub of arts, tourism, and cultural innovation.

The theme for this year’s edition is “Combating the Widespread Intake of Opioids Among the Youth.” Beyond music and entertainment, AMACF 2025 will serve as a social intervention platform, addressing critical issues affecting young people in Ashaiman and across Ghana.

The official media launch of the Ashaiman Music and Cultural Festival 2025 is scheduled for 19th September 2025, where organizers will announce the full activity lineup and venue. With a week-long calendar of concerts, cultural exhibitions, community initiatives, and tourism activities, the festival aims to shine a global spotlight on Ashaiman.

With institutional backing from the Ashaiman MP’s Office and the Municipal Assembly, alongside the expertise of Massboss Entertainment, AMACF 2025 is poised to reset the narrative of Ashaiman—promoting it as a center of culture, unity, youth empowerment, and tourism in Ghana.