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History Dagomba Clans

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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

Naa Gungobili The Destitute prince of Dagbon Kingdom - Dagbon Kingdom: Your Gateway to the Best of Culture, History & Tourism

History Dagomba Kings

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Naa Gungobili -The destitute Prince of Dagbon Kingdom

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

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