Senya Beraku - Guan

17/10/2025

She composed this song in her Barreness in the 1970s to jeer at herself according to the socio-cultural settings of that era in Senya Beraku.

17/10/2025

A story of Barreness and cultural settings in Senya Beraku before the current generations....told in Senya language.
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17/10/2025

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This is in Senya dialect only. It tells the story of a woman who suffered barreness in Senya Beraku in the 1970 and how her story turned around culturally and socially, giving you a beautiful view into the cultural settings of Senya Beraku in the past.

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In this moving documentary produced by Brother In Christ Podcast, a woman from Senya Beraku opens her heart to share her powerful testimony of overcoming bar...

16/10/2025

Our ancestors, who were collectively known as Gua-ebi, Guawo, 'Guafo', Gwanja, (ie the Guans), inhabited this land since time immemorial, tracing their presence back to the period often referred to as the ancient era. Centuries ago, the greatest battles they engaged in were not against other tribes or foreign invaders but against the overwhelming challenges presented by the dense, mysterious forests that surrounded them, the formidable wild beasts that roamed freely, and the unpredictable, often violent forces of nature that tested their resolve for survival while others avoided the perilous forest until calamities struck. Despite these daunting obstacles, they not only endured but flourished, overcoming adversities that seemed insurmountable.

Through sheer determination and resilience, they managed to establish thriving communities and kingdoms such as the Ataaras, the Ahanta and Fetu Kingdoms, spreading their influence and culture far and wide, stretching their reach across the entire region, which today spans the modern-day territories of Togo, Benin, Côte D'Ivoire, and Burkina Faso, leaving a legacy that continues to shape these lands.

They also extended their welcome to all other tribes to this very land, where they coexisted and thrived peacefully, interweaving their lives with those they welcome, creating a harmonious blend of communities. Despite the challenges that came with integration, some Guan groups were unfortunately overshadowed and absorbed into more dominant tribes, such as the Dwoma (Mumford), Etsii, and the Kpeshie, among others. These tribes found themselves submerged within the cultural tapestry of the region.

However, the Guan people and culture, with their vibrant traditions, unique language, and strong identity, have remained unwaveringly resilient through time. They continue to forge a lasting legacy, leaving historical and cultural footprints that resonate among all tribes, cultures, and peoples in modern-day Ghana, influencing the very fabric of the nation and preserving its intrinsic cultural vitality.

Indeed, we are GUANS.

Guan Kponkpo! Guan Kponkpo!! Guan Kponkpo!!!

Next Guan Congress is from 12th - 14th December, 2025 at Apowa, Takoradi, hosted by Ahanta.

16/10/2025

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15/10/2025

Well written. We stand with our brothers in the Oti Region and all affected areas. It's a sad observation.

15/10/2025

The last lyric in Si-si-si is not fire but rather fa iye ha, which means break the roof

15/10/2025

The lyric in si-si-si is not bonkito bonkito but rather, 'Abɔ igo..abɔ igo te ana prɛdɛ'

15/10/2025

The song is not See see see, see nanakoo
It is 'si-si-si, si ana-igo' (build leg house)

15/10/2025

The Trailblazer in Senya traditional legacy and history, and boundary defense army commander. God should give Oma Senya a replacement.

RIP, Uncle Nicholas Tetteh.