Growing list of elite traditional rulers in Dagbon

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• Dagomba Boy. Manhattan, New York. 8 years ago

  Thanks Alhaji, Dagbon is grateful to you for this piece. May Allah grant our chiefs the ability to see the wisdom in the issues you have raised. Allah Will not allow Dagbon to perish, In Shaa Allah! Dagbon shall be back...!!! ...
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  Thanks Alhaji, Dagbon is grateful to you for this piece. May Allah grant our chiefs the ability to see the wisdom in the issues you have raised. Allah Will not allow Dagbon to perish, In Shaa Allah! Dagbon shall be back...!!!!

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• Tacos 8 years ago

  I am delighted to read such a piace calling on our traditional leaders to endeavour to generate peace & development. Great persuasive article ...I hope our leaders are listening.

  I am delighted to read such a piace calling on our traditional leaders to endeavour to generate peace & development. Great persuasive article ...I hope our leaders are listening.

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• Amos Balaara - Techiman 8 years ago

  My heart is touched by the issue of the Tamale Catering Rest House.What a waste. Didn' anyboby who bought it have plans for it before buying? Or the fellow got it free? My heart bleeds any time i find myself in Tamale and pas ...
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  My heart is touched by the issue of the Tamale Catering Rest House.What a waste. Didn' anyboby who bought it have plans for it before buying? Or the fellow got it free? My heart bleeds any time i find myself in Tamale and past by it.
  something must be done about it, people of Tamale.
  To be continued

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• Rashid Abdulai 8 years ago

  For finding time to produce this great article, you are indeed a patriotic Ghanaian. We are learning from this and will join the crusade to represent and advocate for Northern Region.

  For finding time to produce this great article, you are indeed a patriotic Ghanaian. We are learning from this and will join the crusade to represent and advocate for Northern Region.

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• Habib. Takoradi 8 years ago

  Wonderful, Haj you covered the core of the matter. i am completely with you on this.I hope somebody will read, consult and take proactive action. Haj may Allah bless u.

  Wonderful, Haj you covered the core of the matter. i am completely with you on this.I hope somebody will read, consult and take proactive action. Haj may Allah bless u.

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• Sherif 8 years ago

  A masterpiece indeed. It is so revealing and consolatory. May Allah open the hearts and minds of all who matters to do the right otherwise posterity will judge us all. In unity we stand and divided we perish.

  A masterpiece indeed. It is so revealing and consolatory. May Allah open the hearts and minds of all who matters to do the right otherwise posterity will judge us all. In unity we stand and divided we perish.

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• Villager 8 years ago

  This is a good piece I have no doubt you put a lot of work to produce this. Just like you rightly observed a lot of the youth associations claim in their various constitutions to have the interest of their tribes at forefront ...
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  This is a good piece I have no doubt you put a lot of work to produce this. Just like you rightly observed a lot of the youth associations claim in their various constitutions to have the interest of their tribes at forefront and will work for development. But what do we see in the light of these numerous ethnic, inter and intra, conflicts? They quickly become oblivious. While the Gonja and the Konkomba youth groups have been up to the task the Dagomba and the Na-nung have lost their voices. More disappointing are the Mamprugu and Bimoba Youth Associations. While the Mamprusi youth association lost its voice in the wake of the Mamprusi-Kusasi leading to the murder in cold blood of Mr. Alando of the Baptist Medical Centre and Nalerigu Sen High the Bimoba Youth are yet to make a statement in the press about all the horror stories and killings we read in the media. Mr. Alandu grew up knowing Nalerigu and his birthplace. All his working life was in Nalerigu, at BMC and as a tutor at the Sec school.
  
  As if that was not enough a DCE in Gambaga even came out to plead with the govt to give the Gambaga chief its blessing to continue to keep the women in the Witch Camp at Gambaga. Mamprugu youth can and will NEVER condemn the continued keeping of these women as slaves of the chief, a pure breach of fundamental human rights.
  So where is the development these associations profess in their constitutions? Should they only make their presence felt in times of peace and disappear when times become rough?

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