Christianity is predominantly the major religion in the District constituting about 70% of the population whilst the other religions like the Muslims and Traditionalists constitute the remaining 30% of the population.

The main festival celebrated by the people of Kpetoe (the district capital) is the Kente/ ‘Kete’ festival. This is normally called “Agbamevor za”. This a weeklong festival celebrated in September every year to showcase the traditional skills of the Agotimes in kente weaving. Thus, making the district very famous for hand-woven of beautiful and colourful cloth locally called Kente/‘Kete’. This industry continues to attract tourists from all over the world to the District.