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
Read MoreNaa Bimbiɛgu – During the 15th century, an event of great significance occurred in present-day Dagbon. It was during this
Read MoreDiscover the captivating tale of Naa Zokuli, the 16th ruler of the Dagomba ethnic group in Ghana, and the establishment
Read MoreDagomba Marriage is a deeply revered institution that plays a vital role in the culture and society of the Dagomba
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 MoreExperience 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.
Read MoreThe Dagomba people, residing in the northern region of Ghana, have a fascinating tradition of naming their children. These names,
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
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