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16/09/2025

And the captivating performance last weekend closed with the striking words: “I am Adjorkor Tinku.”

Adjorkor, representing Greater Accra in the 2025 Ghana’s Most Beautiful pageant, delivered a stellar performance showcasing Akotoku - the traditional boxing game of the Ga people.

In Ghana, the Ga are the undisputed custodians of boxing, producing nearly all of the nation’s most significant world champions. Here are some of the legendary names:

• Abigail Kwartekaa Quartey – WIBF World Super Bantamweight Champion (2024)
The first Ghanaian female world boxing champion

• Roy “The Black Flash” Ankrah – British Empire (Commonwealth) Featherweight Champion (1951) First Ghanaian to achieve a major international professional boxing title

• David “D.K. Poison” Kotey – WBC Featherweight Champion (1975-1976)
First Ghanaian (and African) to win a world title

• Azumah Nelson – WBC Featherweight & WBC Super Featherweight Champion
First Ghanaian multi-division world champion

• Ike Quartey – WBA Welterweight Champion (1994-1998)

• Alfred “Cobra” Kotey – WBO Bantamweight Champion (1994-1995)

• Joshua Clottey – IBF Welterweight Champion (2008-2009)

Vote for Naa Adjorkor

How to Vote:
1. Dial 71313 #
2. Choose Option 99 (twice)
3. Select Option 14 (ADJORKOR)
4. Enter number of votes
5. Authorise payment

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16/09/2025

A perfect instance of how Oobakɛ is used:

At the sod-cutting ceremony for the Dodowa-Afienya-Dawhenya road, President John Mahama gestures to his security and says:

“Allow her to come! That is a member of the Council of State. Heyy! Her Excellency, come! Kaafo Amɛdaaŋ. Aekoo! Oobakɛ.”

Oobakɛ to Accra. Shikpɔŋ namɛi anɔ? Wɔɔnɔ! Namɛi yahé? Wɔyahe! 🎼Nɔ Yɛ Nɔtsɛ.Just the way it ought to be ❤️😊✌🏽📸GaDa
16/09/2025

Oobakɛ to Accra.

Shikpɔŋ namɛi anɔ? Wɔɔnɔ!
Namɛi yahé? Wɔyahe! 🎼

Nɔ Yɛ Nɔtsɛ.
Just the way it ought to be ❤️😊✌🏽

📸GaDa

“Ooobakɛ! 👋🏾 Welcome to the City of Accra. Just the way it ought to be ❤️😊 📸GaDa
16/09/2025

“Ooobakɛ! 👋🏾 Welcome to the City of Accra.

Just the way it ought to be ❤️😊

📸GaDa

Positive vibe… We love being Ga. Naa Atswei introduces new initiative “Diary Of A Ga Girl” as she dips into her rich Ga ...
16/09/2025

Positive vibe… We love being Ga.

Naa Atswei introduces new initiative “Diary Of A Ga Girl” as she dips into her rich Ga heritage to share experiences about some of the things which matter most to us all.

Support Naa. Please click the link to follow Diary Of A Ga Girl.

S for Shidaa.

https://www.facebook.com/share/1BVsdwBn4G/?mibextid=wwXIfr

16/09/2025

La Nmati Abonase Akutso (Division) emerged the ultimate winner in the 2025 Nye Awo Kpakpa Kpekple Cooking Competition.

The contest, organized by La Dade Kotopon MP, Hon. Rita Naa Odoley Sowah, had participants from all the 9 sections of La: Kowe, Abese, Nmati, Jarasee, Abafum, Agbawe, Leshi, Anarhor, and Klannaa. Watch this video to know how each team performed and insightful ways to cook kpekple.

16/09/2025

A son and daughter of Ga Dangbe land, birthing an academic institution like Accra Metropolitan University which is shaping lives of not just Ga Dangbes but many other beautiful individuals around the world.
A 1001 reasons why you should choose

Oobaké to the school of life and opportunities.

The vivacious Adjorkor. Intelligent, Talented and Beautiful. The crown would perfectly fit ADJORKOR. She’s demonstrated ...
15/09/2025

The vivacious Adjorkor. Intelligent, Talented and Beautiful.

The crown would perfectly fit ADJORKOR. She’s demonstrated so far to be one that could live up to expectation.

Please keep her going. Vote ADJORKOR

How to Vote
1. Dial *713*13 #
2. Choose Option 99 (twice)
3. Select Option 14 (ADJORKOR)
4. Enter the number of votes
5. Authorise payment

📲 You can also vote via the MG Reality App (available on Google Play and the App Store).

15/09/2025

Minister for Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, Hon. Dzifa Gomashie, has urged the Ga people to cherish and uphold their cultural heritage, including the Ga language, and to resist adopting external practices that may undermine and erode their identity.

"Looflɔ lɛ ewieɔ Looflɔ wiemɔ."

THE AGOTIME PEOPLE: UNIQUE FOR KENTE WEAVING AND THEIR DANGME-EWE HERITAGEWrite up by - Kente Festival, Agotime Traditio...
15/09/2025

THE AGOTIME PEOPLE: UNIQUE FOR KENTE WEAVING AND THEIR DANGME-EWE HERITAGE

Write up by - Kente Festival, Agotime Traditional Area, Ghana

The Agotime people, ethnically part of the Ga-Dangme (Dangme) group, call their chiefs “Nene” rather than the Ewe title “Togbe.” They do so because “Nene” is the traditional Dangme title for chiefs, and although the Agotime later adopted aspects of Ewe culture - particularly language - they preserved this title as a reflection of their roots and chieftaincy system.

Ethnic Origin – Dangme Roots

The Agotime trace their origin to the Dangme, a subgroup of the Ga-Dangme people of southeastern Ghana. In Dangme tradition, “Nene” is the respected title for a chief, still used today in towns such as Ada, Shai, and Krobo.

Over time, the Agotime migrated eastward and settled among Ewe-speaking communities in the Volta Region, close to Togo. While they embraced the Ewe language and many cultural aspects, they retained vital elements of their original identity - most notably their chieftaincy titles and lineage structures.

Language and Identity

Among the Ewe, the common title for a chief, elder, or ancestor is “Togbe” (or Tɔgbe), widely used across the Volta Region, Togo, and Benin. Living in close contact with Ewe-speaking communities, the Agotime integrated the Ewe language and traditions into daily life. At the same time, they maintained the title “Nene” as a way of honoring their Dangme roots and chieftaincy heritage.

By continuing to use “Nene,” the Agotime assert a distinct ethnic and historical identity - not only Ewe, despite speaking the language, but also firmly connected to their Dangme origins. This is a pattern common among groups that have migrated or lived near other ethnic communities for centuries: they adopt the dominant local language yet preserve older traditions as a way of safeguarding identity.

Now, let’s introduce you to the Konor of Agotime - the Oga kpatakpata, the Supremo himself - Nene Nuer Keteku IV.

14/09/2025

It's Manye Fi!!

Naa Kwarley Manye.Fi graces the Ga-Dangme Homowo Festival celebrations in Northampton, United Kingdom, with her latest single, Far Gone.

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