Adom Dwada heads to Dome Market after impactful engagement at Rawlings Park
Following a successful edition at Rawlings Park in Accra’s Central Business District, Adom Dwada is heading to Dome Market on Friday, 14th August 2026, for another exciting morning of live television, radio, community engagement, and brand activations. The Rawlings Park edition, which began at 6:00 a.m. with live news...

Following a successful edition at Rawlings Park in Accra’s Central Business District, Adom Dwada is heading to Dome Market on Friday, 14th August 2026, for another exciting morning of live television, radio, community engagement, and brand activations.
The Rawlings Park edition, which began at 6:00 a.m. with live news coverage, transformed one of Accra’s busiest commercial centres into an exciting hub of information, entertainment, and meaningful dialogue.

Through live broadcasts on Adom TV’s Badwam and Adom FM’s mid-morning show, Adom Brands once again brought the voices and experiences of everyday Ghanaians to the forefront.

The event offered traders and shoppers access to free health screening, as well as complimentary therapeutic massages courtesy of First Love Therapeutic Massage, while Adom personalities engaged audiences through insightful discussions, interactive segments, and live broadcasts.

Sports presenter Countryman Songo sparked lively conversations on the latest sporting issues, while Faiza Mohammed and Yaa Lopez kept the atmosphere buzzing with entertainment updates and engaging vox pops.

Afia Amankwaah Tamakloe shared practical health tips and joined Akwasi Nsiah, who anchored the morning show, to keep audiences informed and entertained throughout the broadcast.

True to its purpose, Adom Dwada also served as a platform for traders to share the realities of doing business in Ghana’s markets.
Among the key concerns raised was the growing practice of schools selling uniforms directly to parents, a development traders say has significantly reduced customer traffic and affected businesses that have relied on uniform sales for years. They appealed to government and education authorities to consider measures that protect their livelihoods.

Traders also spoke about the slow business season, frequent confrontations with Accra Metropolitan Assembly enforcement teams, and the persistent challenge of accessing affordable financing. Many explained that despite operating viable businesses, their informal nature and lack of documented financial records make it difficult to secure funding to expand.
Adom Dwada continues to be more than a live broadcast. It is a platform that amplifies the voices of traders, encourages dialogue on issues affecting local communities, and connects citizens with the conversations that matter most.

Adom Brands extends its sincere appreciation to Samara Company Limited for partnering with the Rawlings Park edition and supporting an initiative that combines community engagement, public education, and meaningful brand interaction.

As the Adom Dwada Train moves to Dome Market on 14th August 2026, patrons can look forward to another memorable experience featuring live television and radio broadcasts, free health screening, engaging discussions, entertainment, and exciting brand activations by LaVonce and Samara Company Limited.

Whether you’re a trader, shopper, or business owner, Adom Dwada promises another opportunity to connect, be heard, and experience the energy of Ghana’s most engaging market activation platform.
Venue: Dome Market
Date: Friday, 14th August 2026
Time: From 6:00 a.m.
The market is where Ghana’s stories begin, and Adom Dwada is proud to tell them.
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