- the
Dagombas are the
founders of the
Bouna state of the
Ivory Coast, and the
Dagaaba states of
Upper West
Region of Ghana. The
homeland of the
Dagomba, Dagbon...
-
industries during the
Neolithic period. The
progenitors of
modern Dagomba, the
aboriginal Dagombas, are
known locally as
Dagbon Sablisi.
During this period, Dagbon...
-
Dagomba may
refer to:
Dagomba people, an
ethnic group of
Northern Ghana Dagomba language (Dagbani), a Gur
language spoken in
Ghana "
Dagomba", a song by...
- the
Dagombas under Ya Na
Dariziogo and
compelled them to move
their capital (believed to be Tamale) to its
present site, Yendi. However, the
Dagombas seem...
-
Caribbean were
referred to as Coromantees. Most day
names among the Mole-
Dagombas are
usually given to girls, and few are
given to both ****es. Most Ghanaians...
- in, around, and East of Accra, The Guan
people in the rainforest, The
Dagombas, Mamprusi, and
related peoples in the North, The
Gurunsi languages speaking...
- the
wordlist and a more
complete publication was
produced in 2003 by a
Dagomba scholar,
Ibrahim Mahama.
According to the
linguist Salifu Nantogma Alh****an...
-
ethnic groups in Ghana,
names form part of the
cultural fabric of the Mole-
Dagombas.
Naming practices stem from
either religious (mainly
Islamic names) or...
- the
monarchs of the
traditional Kingdom of Dagbon, the
kingdom of the
Dagomba people,
located in
northern Ghana. The term Yaa-Naa
means "king of strength/power"...
-
between the
Konkomba and
other ethnic groups,
including the Nanumba,
Dagomba and Gonja,
between 1,000 and 2,000
people were
killed and 150,000 people...
