Naa Bimbiɛgu: From Ridicule to Royalty – A Tale of Dagbon’s Unlikely King
Naa Bimbiɛgu – During the 15th century, an event of great significance occurred in present-day Dagbon. It was during this time…
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Bugum Festival: History of the Fire Festival & How It is Celebrated
Experience the magic of Ghana’s Bugum Chugu, also known as the Fire Festival. Explore mesmerizing fire displays, ancestral rituals, and cultural heritage in this vibrant celebration.
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200+ Beautiful Dagbani Names and the Joyous Naming Ceremony Among Dagomba
The Dagomba people, residing in the northern region of Ghana, have a fascinating tradition of naming their children. These names, known…
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The Traditional Dagbon Hats: Types, How It’s Worn And It’s Significance In Dagbon Kingdom
The Traditional Dagbon Hats: Undoubtedly, one of the easiest ways to know the identity of someone is by his or her…
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The advent of the lunsi in Dagbon State
The Lunsi: The Dagomba ethnic group in the northern part of Ghana, has some of the most enviable and well-preserved cultural…
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Naa Gungobili -The destitute Prince of Dagbon Kingdom
Naa Gungobili was the 17th King of the Dagbon kingdom. He ascended the Gbewaa Skin of Dagbon around the 17th century….
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Dagbanli Riddles – Riddles among the Dagomba people:
Dagbanli Riddles : Among the Dagomba people, riddles, just like folktales, assume a significant part of their culture. Riddles are seen…
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The Language of Dagbon: Preserving Cultural Identity Through Oral Literature
Dagbon, a region in the northern part of Ghana, is home to the Dagbamba (Dagomba) people who speak the most widely…
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Antonyms and Synonyms in Dagbani – Dagbaŋ bachilɛba mini Dagbɔŋ bachi liba
Antonyms and Synonyms in Dagbani Antonyms and Synonyms in Dagbani Language – Prominent in the oral literature of the Dagbamba is…
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Dagbani idioms – Yɛltɔɣ’niɣima (Dagbɔŋ idioms)
Dagbani idioms – Aside proverbs, larger part of communication among the Dagbamba rely on idioms. Strangely, a larger part of Dagbon…
