Delta Paper Ltd. Champions Maternal Dignity at Queen Mother’s Day – Oguaa Fetu Afahye 2025

The Obaapa Development Foundation, founded by Nana Adwoa Awindor of Greetings from Abroad fame, proudly marked the successful celebration of Queen Mother’s Day 2025 during the prestigious Oguaa Fetu Afahye festival in Cape Coast.

The special occasion highlighted the invaluable contributions of queen mothers to national development, cultural preservation, and women’s empowerment. This year’s celebration paid tribute to the Ghana National Union of Queen Mothers (Gh-UNIQ), recognising their enduring leadership, cultural stewardship, and advocacy in shaping society.

Delta Paper Ltd.’s contribution of over 500 different items – featuring Flora Tissues, Facial and Packet products as well as baby diapers – brought dignity, comfort and visibility to the maternal and child wellness agenda. “Their support aligned seamlessly with Obaapa Development Foundation’s mission to elevate traditional leadership, promote community health and empower women and children.”

“Delta Paper Ltd. did not just sponsor an event; they affirmed the value of every Queen mother and mother present,” said NanaHemaa Awindor, Founder and Executive Director of Obaapa Development Foundation. “Their partnership reflects a shared commitment to cultural heritage, maternal dignity and sustainable development.”

The Queen Mother’s Day program featured a vibrant cultural performance, an exceptionally well-organised cooking competition set up by the Onga Team, with Advocacy sessions by Ghana Health Services, the World Child Cancer (Ghana Program Office Team) and their affiliate Foundations. The Youth Mentorship Dialogue by Nana Hemaa Awindor on behalf of ODF touched on The Role of Traditional Leaders in advocating for and addressing critical issues, such as Teenage pregnancy, Child Marriage, and Menstrual hygiene.

The event, hosted by the Paramount Queen mother of Oguaa Traditional Area, Nana Ekua Abookyi VI, drew participation of traditional leaders from various regions in Ghana, development and media partners (especially Oyerepa TV from Kumasi and some supportive local Networks).

Onga and Delta Paper Ltd.’s branding was prominently featured throughout the event, reinforcing their role as a socially responsible organisation committed to community upliftment.

Obaapa Development Foundation extends heartfelt appreciation to Delta Paper Ltd. and invites continued collaboration in future initiatives, including the upcoming Women & Children’s Day and regional wellness campaigns in the Volta region (Asogli TeZa).

Contact: Obaapa Development Foundation Phone: +233 (0) 244 37 25 38 Email: obaapadevelopmentf@gmail.com Website: www.obaapadevelopmentfoundation.org