Every year, across Savannah Region in early fall, Daamba festivals are held by the Gonja Paramount Chiefs in their traditional areas, as well as Yagbonwura, Gonja King. It is a several-days-long cultural festival/reflection and planning period, people come together to talk with chiefs about what progress was made in the previous year, and what should be prioritized in the coming year.  It is a significant manifestation of indigenous governance among Gonjas and other tribes living in Savannah Region. The presiding Paramount Chief arranges for all community members, friends, and visitors to share and enjoy African music, dance, foods, fashion, games, frank discussions, and storytelling.