- The
Dagbamba or
Dagomba are an
ethnic group of Ghana, and Togo. They
number more than 3.1
million people. The term
Dagbamba is
originally extended to...
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against the
Dagbamba of West
Africa in Adibo, now in present-day Ghana.
Following their resistance against foreign authority, the
Dagbamba tribesmen met...
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organised traditional kingdoms in
Ghana founded by the
Dagomba people (
Dagbamba) in the 15th century.
During its rise, it comprised, at
various points...
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Dagbani music and
dance is a core
tradition of the
Dagbamba of West Africa. The
Dagbamba speak the
Dagbanli language. They are the
dominant ethnic group...
- to West
African traditional funerals but with its
unique features from
Dagbamba cultural practices infused with
centuries of
interchanges with Janaaza...
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United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan. (See
Naming customs of the
Dagbamba people.)
Johan Degen,
Traditional Ghanaian Names at the
Wayback Machine...
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Funerary practices in
different cultures A
funeral is a
ceremony connected with the
final disposition of a corpse, such as a
burial or cremation, with...
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state are
claimed by one
prominent oral
tradition to come from when a Moré-
Dagbamba princess, Yennenga, left home
because of a
dispute with her father, Naa...
- into the
Kingdom of Dagbon,
initially appearing as
horse traders. The
Dagbamba chiefs took
their time
paying for
their horses,
which led the
Zarma to...
- "akara", in
Brazil as "acaraje" and in Cuba as "bollitos de carita". To the
Dagbamba of
Ghana it is
known as "Kooshe", the Ewe call it "agawu" and to some in...
