Invocation

Invocation: They first invoke the presence of Twereduapong Kwame (the almighty God), Asase Yaa (mother earth) and the ancestors by saying, 

Twereduapong Kwame ye kyere wo nsan na yen mmawo nsan, Asase yaa, begye nsan, nananum nsamanfo nsa nia, meaning ‘Almighty God, we show you drink but we don’t give you drink’. 

(This is said because they believe that all that is on this earth belongs to God, and therefore he does not need a drink offered by man; mother earth we offer you drink and we call on you our ancestors to come for a drink). 

They say ‘we offer you drink’ because in Ghana, whenever you have a visitor, the visitor is first of all welcomed with water or a drink. 
According to the practitioners of libation pouring, offering the ancestors and spirits drink is a way of welcoming them (Agawu 2007:3–4; Van Dijk 2002:182–190).

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