As Rockson Bukari engaged with Apexnewsgh, he couldn’t help but feel a deep sense of connection to the land and its people. As a native of the Gbego, a community in the Talensi District, Rockson was honored to share the story of the Golob Festival, a celebration that was woven into the very fabric of their tradition and culture. Sharing his insight, he acknowledged that the Golob Festival marked the beginning of the farming season, a time of great anticipation as the community prepared their lands for cultivation. But this festival was more than just a celebration of farming; it was a holy month, a time for spiritual reflection and renewal. He explained, that during this sacred period, the community came together to abstain from certain activities. They did not marry, hold funerals, or make noise. They also avoided shedding blood, seeking to maintain a sense of purity and holiness. He pointed that their focus was on seeking the blessings of the Almighty God, asking for His favor and protection as they embarked on a new season of farming. As Rockson shared the story of the Golob Festival, he reminded his community of the importance of unity and togetherness. During this period, they did not intermarry, nor did they engage in conflicts or disputes. Instead, they came together as one people, united in their pursuit of blessings and prosperity. As the festival came to a close, the community offered prayers and sacrifices, asking God to bless them with rain and a bumper harvest. They called upon His divine intervention, seeking His guidance and protection as they navigated the challenges of farming. The Golob Festival was a unique and special celebration, one that was deeply ingrained in the fabric of their community. It was a time for reflection, gratitude, and blessings, and Roxy felt honored to be a part of it. The people of Talensi are led by Tongo-Raana Kolbilsong Namalteng the Paramount Chief of the Talensi Traditional Council. Source: Apexnewsgh.com