Teshie Homowo in Teshie
Teshie Homowo closes the Ga state's festival season, staged from August into September with rites unique to the town's fishing economy, including a ban on deep-sea fishing and a formal welcome for returning crews. The Gbetsoolo, Teshie's paramount chief, leads a durbar with Asafo company escorts and palanquins, followed by the Kpashimo street dance that extends the celebration beyond the ritual kpokpoi sprinkling.
Teshie is officially the last of the six Ga states to mark Homowo, a scheduling detail that traditional histories trace back to a defensive strategy rather than pure ceremony: staggering the festival dates across Ga towns made it harder for hostile neighbours to predict when any single settlement's able-bodied men would be occupied with festival duties instead of defence.