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History Part 1: Naa Zanjina and the creation of the three gate skins

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History Part 1: Naa Zanjina and the creation of the three gate skins

January 27, 2022 Abdul Malik Abukari 1 Comment

Whenever Historians discuss civilization in the Dagbon kingdom, reference is often made to the 18th king, Naa Zanjina. Whereas Dagbon

Damba Festival : A Celebration Of Dagbon Royalty.

Culture & Tradition Dagomba Festivals

Damba Festival: A Celebration Of Dagbon Royalty.

November 22, 2021November 24, 2021 Abdul Malik Abukari 0 Comments

The Damba festival is the most widely celebrated festival in the northern part of Ghana. Among the Dagomba ethnic group,

history of mole Dagbon (Mole Dagbani ))

The History Of Mole Dagbon State

September 4, 2021September 15, 2021 Abdul Malik Abukari 9 Comments dagbon kingdom, Mamprugu Kingdom, Mole Dagbani, Mossi Kingdom, Nanung Kingdom

The Mole Dagbon state is a group of ethnic groups which trace back their origin to one ancestor. They belong

The Bugum festival ( Buɣim chuɣu) among the Dagomba people :

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The Bugum festival ( Buɣim chuɣu) among the Dagomba people :

August 15, 2021September 21, 2021 Abdul Malik Abukari 8 Comments Aboriginal Dagombas, Bugum Chugu, Bugum festival, dagbon kingdom, Dagomba Culture, Dagomba People, Festivals in Ghana, Fire Festival, History of Dagombas

One of the unique feature of the African continent is their year-round religious festivities. Almost every culture in Africa celebrate

dagbon names and child naming in dagomba customs

Culture & Tradition Dagomba Traditional Rites

200+ Dagbon Names & Meaning And Child Naming In Dagomba Custom

August 11, 2021September 25, 2021 Abdul Malik Abukari 5 Comments dagbani dictionary, dagbani Language, Dagbani Names, dagbani names and their meaning, dagbani proverbs

The Dagomba people in the northern region of Ghana, have one of the unique ways of naming their children. Dagbon

The Traditional Dagbon Hats Types, How It's Worn And It's Significance In Dagbon Kingdom

Culture & Tradition Dagomba Clothing & Fashion

The Traditional Dagbon Hats: Types, How It’s Worn And It’s Significance In Dagbon Kingdom

July 27, 2021August 20, 2021 Abdul Malik Abukari 11 Comments Aboriginal Dagombas, african languages, Buɣu, Chiefs of Dagbon, Dagbamba, dagbani Language, Dagbanli, dagbon kingdom, Dagbon tradition, Dagomba Culture, Dagomba People, Dagombas in Ghana, Ethnic groups in Ghana, king of Dagombas, King of Ghana, Kingdom Of Dagbon, Kpaan-kɔbiga, languages in Ghana, Mole Dagombas, Molifee, mulufu, Naa Gbewaa, Northern Ghana clothes, Northern Ghana tribes, red hunter, Smock, Tourism in Northern Ghana, Tourist Attraction In Ghana, Traditional clothes, Traditional Dagbon Hats, Tribes in Ghana, Ya Na, Zuɣupili Saba

The Traditional Dagbon Hats: Undoubtedly, one of the easiest ways to know the identity of someone is by his or

lunsi-master-drummers-of-dagbon-kingdom

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The advent of the lunsi in Dagbon State

July 23, 2021September 11, 2021 Abdul Malik Abukari 10 Comments Aboriginal Dagombas, Biziŋ, Bizuŋ, Chiefs of Dagbon, dagbani dictionary, dagbani Language, Dagbon culture, Dagbon Empire, dagbon kingdom, Dagbon tradition, Dagomba Culture, Dagomba People, Dagombas in Ghana, Ethnic groups in Ghana, History of Dagombas, king of Dagombas, Kings of Dagbon, languages in Ghana, lunga, lunsi, Mole Dagombas, Naa Gbewaa, Naa Luro, Naa Nyagsi, Naa Zanjina, Northern Ghana tribes, Overlord of Dagbon, Rulers of Dagbon, Tourism in Northern Ghana, Tourist Attraction In Ghana, Tribes in Ghana, Ya Na, Yendi

The Lunsi: The Dagomba ethnic group in the northern part of Ghana, has some of the most enviable and well-preserved

Naa Gungobili The Destitute prince of Dagbon Kingdom - Dagbon Kingdom - Home Of Culture, History & Tourism

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Naa Gungobili -The destitute Prince of Dagbon Kingdom

July 13, 2021August 20, 2021 Abdul Malik Abukari 13 Comments Chiefs of Dagbon, dagbani dictionary, dagbani Language, Dagbanli, dagbon kingdom, Dagomba People, Dagombas in Ghana, Ethnic groups in Ghana, Galwee, Galwee-Naa Kundoni, Gbewaa palace, Gbewaa skin, Ghana languages, king of Bimbila, Kingdom Of Dagbon, Kings of Dagbon, Kulikpuni river, Naa Gbewaa, Naa Gungobili, Naa Tituɣiri, Naa Zanjina, Naa Zoligu, Northern Ghana tribes, Overlord of Dagbon, River Daka, Rulers of Dagbon, Tourism in Northern Ghana, Tribes in Ghana, Ya Na, Yaa Naa, Yani skin

Naa Gungobili was the 17th King of the Dagbon kingdom. He ascended the Gbewaa Skin of Dagbon around the 17th

riddles in Dagbanli -Salinlɔha

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Dagbanli Riddles – Riddles among the Dagomba people:

July 9, 2021August 20, 2021 Abdul Malik Abukari 0 Comments african languages, african proverbs, african riddles, Dagbamba, dagbani antonyms, dagbani dictionary, Dagbani idioms, dagbani Language, dagbani riddles, Dagbanli, dagbon kingdom, Dagomba Culture, Dagomba People, Dagombas in Ghana, Ethnic groups in Ghana, ghana riddles, Ghanaian Languages, King of Ghana, Northern Ghana tribes, Salinlɔha, Tourism in Northern Ghana, Ya Na, Yɛltɔɣ'niɣima

Dagbanli Riddles : Among the Dagomba people, riddles, just like folktales, assume a significant part of their culture. Riddles are

Dagbon oral literature

Culture & Tradition Dagbani Language

Dagbon oral literature

July 3, 2021August 20, 2021 Abdul Malik Abukari 0 Comments african proverbs, dagbani antonyms, dagbani dictionary, dagbani folklore, Dagbani idioms, dagbani Language, dagbani poems, dagbani proverbs, dagbani riddles, dagbani synonyms, dagbon kingdom, Dagomba People, Ethnic groups in Ghana, Ghana languages, Kingdom Of Dagbon, Mole Dagombas, Northern Ghana tribes, Oral literature, Tribes in Ghana, west africa, Wise sayings, Ya Na

Dagbon oral literature; the language of the Dagbamba (Dagomba) people is the most widely spoken language in the northern part

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