History Part 1: Naa Zanjina and the creation of the three gate skins
Whenever Historians discuss civilization in the Dagbon kingdom, reference is often made to the 18th king, Naa Zanjina. Whereas Dagbon
Read moreWhenever Historians discuss civilization in the Dagbon kingdom, reference is often made to the 18th king, Naa Zanjina. Whereas Dagbon
Read moreThe Damba festival is the most widely celebrated festival in the northern part of Ghana. Among the Dagomba ethnic group,
Read moreThe Mole Dagbon state is a group of ethnic groups which trace back their origin to one ancestor. They belong
Read moreOne of the unique feature of the African continent is their year-round religious festivities. Almost every culture in Africa celebrate
Read moreThe Dagomba people in the northern region of Ghana, have one of the unique ways of naming their children. Dagbon
Read moreThe Traditional Dagbon Hats: Undoubtedly, one of the easiest ways to know the identity of someone is by his or
Read moreThe Lunsi: The Dagomba ethnic group in the northern part of Ghana, has some of the most enviable and well-preserved
Read moreNaa Gungobili was the 17th King of the Dagbon kingdom. He ascended the Gbewaa Skin of Dagbon around the 17th
Read moreDagbanli Riddles : Among the Dagomba people, riddles, just like folktales, assume a significant part of their culture. Riddles are
Read moreDagbon oral literature; the language of the Dagbamba (Dagomba) people is the most widely spoken language in the northern part
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