From Benin to the Gold Coast, Oyibi to Nungua, Ilé-Ifẹ̀ to Aneho to Ayawaso, Boni to Ladoku! - A sacred corn pilgrimage retraced. May we never face our ancestors' famine. - Forever hooting at hunger! Happy Homowo celebrations! Tswa ni omanye jurɔ abla wɔ!

Black Star Square is the venue, Osu!!! ChaleWote2025

Anɔkwale, Kusum gboo kɔkɔɔkɔ! 🇹🇬

Kwashiay ke Buluee! You no see anything yet😆 Oobakɛ̃ to Gã Space!

Kɛ efè'ɛ, nyɛ hãni wɔ niji amliŋ jèɔ wui tsɔ! Daanɛ ni nyɛ̃kɛ gbɔi baa bè yɛ kpa nɛ nɔ?

Leading by example. #Oobakɛ!

Languages and cultures have always borrowed from each other to their own benefit. Akans do it, the English do it, Ewes do it, everyone does it. What’s happening here, though, is different. It’s the sidelining of a culture and language in favor of another, and not at their own

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Oobakɛ! Oobakɛ! Oobakɛ!

Wɔ kpokpooo! Wɔ wa! #Oobakɛ #Welcome Oobakɛ̃ to Gã Space! GaDangme History The Gadangme Kingdom

Long live the King!

From one womb, we escaped! Gã unites with Dangme in Great Ningo! Nii Tackie Teiko Tsuru II, Ga Mantse handshakes Nene Osro Agbo Djanmah XII, Ningo Matse. 🤝🏿

Accra Hearts of Oak SC was founded in 1911, in Ussher Town, when the club unveiled its first jerseys. In 1917, the club adopted its iconic “Rainbow” colors of red, yellow+blue, proposed by founding player Bruce-Tagoe. A set of jerseys in the new colors was ordered from the UK.

An exhibition match was held to unveil the kits against local rival and now-defunct club “The Invincibles,” Hearts of Oak’s foremost rival before the Super Clash or Mantse Derby at London Park (now the site of the James Town Police Station). The Phobians won by a lone goal.

SANEHEE NI EBA: Gã lalafolɔ Manye Fi kɛ suɔmɔ mli saji lala hee ni ewo lɛ gbɛi akɛ “Far Gone” eba jara mli. Afrobeats sensation Manye Fi has released her soul-stirring new single "Far Gone"! Go stream now and witness the rebirth! Wɔtee Shɔŋŋ! | Wɔ shɛ shɔŋŋ! #FarGoneManyeFi

Ghanaian boxing legend Azumah Nelson's statue outside Essipond Stadium in Sekondi-Takoradi, Ghana.

Konor Mate Korley led 300 Krobo warriors from Dangmeland to Kumasi, capturing Asantehene Prempeh I in 1896. Soon after, Prempeh was exiled to the Seychelles. This event in history is why some Asantis claim Komfo Anokye cursed the Krobos. Source: Dangme Daily

Aekoo!

Achimota School, 1929.

The Meridian Hotel precinct was the ancestral homeland of the Tema people, displaced by President Kwame Nkrumah to Tema Newtown to pave the way for Tema Harbour’s construction—a linchpin of Ghana’s post-independence maritime growth