Skip to content

Home
News
History
Culture & Tradition
Tourism
Opinions

languages in Ghana

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

Names of Animals in Dagbani Language

Dagbani Language Culture & Tradition

Kumtili Dikpong July 9, 2021September 15, 2021 africa, african languages, african proverbs, Animals Names in Dagbani, dagbani antonyms, dagbani dictionary, Dagbani idioms, dagbani Language, dagbani poems, Dagbanli, Dagbɔŋ idioms, Dagomba Culture, Dagombas in Ghana, Ethnic groups in Ghana, Ghana languages, Kingdom Of Dagbon, languages in Ghana, Mole Dagombas, names in Dagbani, Names of Animals in Dagbani, Northern Ghana tribes, Oral literature, Plants names in dagbani, Tribes in Ghana, Ya Na

Names of Animals in Dagbani Language

Names of Animals in Dagbani Language Click To Join Our Telegram Group: The environment is made up of everything around

Antonyms and Synonyms in Dagbani - Dagbaŋ bachilɛba mini Dagbɔŋ bachi liba

Dagbani Language Culture & Tradition

Abdul Malik Abukari July 3, 2021August 20, 2021 Antonyms and Synonyms in Dagbani, bachi liba, bachilɛba, Dagbamba, dagbani dictionary, Dagbani idioms, dagbani Language, Dagbanli, Dagbon tradition, Dagomba People, Dagombas in Ghana, King of Ghana, Kingdom Of Dagbon, languages in Ghana, local languages, lunsi, Northern Ghana tribes, Tribes in Ghana, west africa, Wise sayings

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

Dagbani Proverbs – Dagbɔŋ ŋaha

Dagbani Language Culture & Tradition Dagbani Proverbs

Abdul Malik Abukari June 25, 2021June 2, 2023 african proverbs, dagbani dictionary, dagbani Language, dagbani proverbs, Dagomba People, King of Ghana, Kingdom Of Dagbon, languages in Ghana, Northern Ghana tribes, Tribes in Ghana, Wise sayings, Ya Na

Dagbani Proverbs: A Comprehensive Collection of 400+ Dagomba Proverbs and Meanings

Dagbani proverbs are a rich and vibrant part of the cultural heritage of the Dagbani people, an ethnic group predominantly

Contact Us

Dagbon Media Foundation

Dagbonmedia(at)gmail.com

0545566374

0244014447

Menu

Home
About Us
Contact Us
Resources
ARTICLE SUBMISSION
Privacy Policy

Copyright © 2023 Dagbon Kingdom: Your Gateway to the Best of Culture, History & Tourism. All rights reserved.
Theme: ColorMag by ThemeGrill. Powered by WordPress.