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Recollection: New Yam Festival

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Kumtili Dikpong August 15, 2021August 20, 2021 Aboriginal Dagombas, Bugum festival, dagbon kingdom, Dagomba Culture, Dagomba People, Dagombas in Ghana, Damba Festival, Ethnic groups in Ghana, Festivals in Ghana, Fire Festival, History of Dagombas, king of Dagombas, Kingdom Of Dagbon, Mole Dagombas, Naa Gbewaa, Northern Ghana tribes, northern region festivals, Tourism in Northern Ghana, Tourist Attraction In Ghana, Tribes in Ghana, Yam Festival

Recollection: New Yam Festival

The yam festival which has lost its significance in Dagbon is the latter’s oldest festival which had predated the Bugum,

Bugum Chugu: Unveiling the Spectacular Fire Festival of the Dagomba People

Dagomba Festivals Culture & Tradition Tourism

Abdul Malik Abukari August 15, 2021June 5, 2023 Aboriginal Dagombas, Bugum Chugu, Bugum festival, dagbon kingdom, Dagomba Culture, Dagomba People, Festivals in Ghana, Fire Festival, History of Dagombas

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.

The Northern Ghana Tourism Development Strategy: A Dagbon Perspective.

Tourism Opinions

Kumtili Dikpong August 12, 2021August 20, 2021 Aboriginal Dagombas, african languages, Chiefs of Dagbon, Dagbamba, dagbani dictionary, dagbani Language, dagbon kingdom, Dagomba Culture, Dagombas in Ghana, Ethnic groups in Ghana, History of Dagombas, Northern Ghana Tourism, Northern Ghana tribes, Tourism in Northern Ghana, Tourist Attraction In Ghana, Ya Na, Yendi

The Northern Ghana Tourism Development Strategy: A Dagbon Perspective.

As we await the official launch of the “Northern Ghana Tourism Development Strategy courtesy of the announcement by the Northern

Alhaji Farouk Aliu Mahama, Biography : All You Need To Know About Him

Dagbon Personalities Lifestyle

Kumtili Dikpong August 8, 2021August 20, 2021 Aboriginal Dagombas, Achimota school, Alhaji Aliu Mahama, Alhaji Farouk Aliu Mahama, Ayisha Mahama, dagbani dictionary, dagbani Language, dagbon kingdom, Dagbon Personalities, Dagomba Culture, Dagomba People, Dagomba Personalities, Dagombas in Ghana, Ghana Cocoa Board, king of Dagombas, King of Ghana, Mole Dagombas, New Patriotic Party NPP, Northern Ghana tribes, Notable Dagombas, People's National Convention(PNC), Prempeh College, Rulers of Dagbon, Tourism in Northern Ghana, Vice President of Ghana, Ya Na, Yendi

Alhaji Farouk Aliu Mahama, Biography : All You Need To Know About Him

Profile Of Alhaji Farouk Aliu Mahama (MSC, CISP, CISCM, MCIPS-UK) Alhaji Umar Farouk Aliu Mahama is the son of His

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

Culture & Tradition Dagomba Clothing & Fashion

Abdul Malik Abukari July 27, 2021May 4, 2023 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: 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

lunsi-master-drummers-of-dagbon-kingdom

History Dagomba Clans

Abdul Malik Abukari July 23, 2021September 11, 2021 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 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

Zo simli naa, Ife Bell

Kumtili Dikpong July 19, 2021August 20, 2021 Aboriginal Dagombas, dagbani dictionary, dagbani Language, dagbani proverbs, dagbon kingdom, Dagomba Culture, Dagomba People, Dagombas in Ghana, Dr Susan J. Herlin, Ethnic groups in Ghana, Ghana languages, Gukpe Na, History of Dagombas, Hon. Alhaji Shani Alhassan Shaibu, king of Dagombas, King of Ghana, Kingdom Of Dagbon, Louisville, Mole Dagombas, Naa Gbewaa, Northern Ghana tribes, Northern Regional Minister, Overlord of Dagbon, Rulers of Dagbon, Sister-Cities, Tamale Traditional Area, Tourism in Northern Ghana, Tourist Attraction In Ghana, Ya Na, Zo simli naa Ife Bell

Zo simli naa, Ife Bell paid a courtesy call on the Northern Regional Minister

The Newly installed chief of Friendship (Zo simli naa), Ife Bell has paid a courtesy call on the Northern Regional

Aboriginal Dagombas : Before The Advent Of Yananima

Mr Fuzzy July 16, 2021September 12, 2021 Aboriginal Dagombas, dagbon kingdom, Dagomba Culture, Kingdom Of Dagbon, Mole Dagombas, Naa Nyagsi, Tindamba

Aboriginal Dagombas : Before The Advent Of Yananima

Aboriginal Dagombas : Origin Both written and oral literature has it that the ordinary Aboriginal Dagombas arrived in ancient Dagbon

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