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…
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.
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…
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…
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…
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….
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…
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…
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…
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…