The maiden edition of the two day festival has been scheduled to take place from March 7 to 8, 2025. It will similarly promote culture, and community, featuring music, art, and entertainment.

In a welcome address at the launch, the Human Resource Manager for Mcphilix, Georgina Adomako –Mensah explained that Borode festival is a key event in the company’s 10th-anniversary celebration, focusing on the rich culture of plantain processing and community spirit.

Human Resource Manager for Mcphilix, Georgina Adomako –Mensah

The two-day festival promises a lively array of activities, including plantain-based cuisine, music, dance, and art, catering to food lovers and culture enthusiasts alike. 

In a presentation, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Mcphilix Ltd, Felix Afutu reflected on the company’s journey from a humble table-top operation to its current standing as a growing food company. 

Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Mcphilix Ltd, Felix Afutu speaking at the launch

He stressed on the importance of the Borode Festival in showcasing the vibrant Ghanaian and African heritage. The CEO further encouraged participation from all, noting that the event offers a unique experience for everyone.

“I am honoured to be before you today as the CEO of Mcphilix Ltd, as we celebrate a major milestone – our 10-year anniversary! From humble beginnings as a table top operation to our current status as a growing company, we are proud of our journey and grateful for your support.

“As part of our anniversary celebrations, we are excited to launch the inaugural Borode Festival, a vibrant celebration of plantain processing, culture, and community! This festival is a testament to our commitment to bringing people together and promoting Ghanaian and African heritage,” he stated.