The history of Navrongo

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• Ibrahim Hardi 7 years ago

  I have stayed in Navrongo in the late 90's and grow to love the place. I have great friends there,Alhassan,sixtus,Moses,Bosco,Isaak,Achina,Ibrahim and other great guys there. God bless Navrongo.

  I have stayed in Navrongo in the late 90's and grow to love the place. I have great friends there,Alhassan,sixtus,Moses,Bosco,Isaak,Achina,Ibrahim and other great guys there. God bless Navrongo.

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• STRAIGHT TALK 7 years ago

  Good history

  Good history

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• Kaba Navro-Bu 7 years ago

  what a Nice piece of work !!! kudos

  what a Nice piece of work !!! kudos

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• joseph awansuru banige 7 years ago

  good job done, writer!

  good job done, writer!

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• Kwobia ( Toronto ) 7 years ago

  Refreshing article.Welcome reading and break from the constant chatter about NDC/NPP.I hope all contributors to GhanaWeb take a note.

  Refreshing article.Welcome reading and break from the constant chatter about NDC/NPP.I hope all contributors to GhanaWeb take a note.

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• Osmond 7 years ago

  Very nice piece

  Very nice piece

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• Ahmad 7 years ago

  I'm partly from Navrongo and I love my people. I remember the cathedral in the picture. As a child I thought thaat was like the most beautiful building in Navrongo and actually went to church some few times. I love how we hav ...
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  I'm partly from Navrongo and I love my people. I remember the cathedral in the picture. As a child I thought thaat was like the most beautiful building in Navrongo and actually went to church some few times. I love how we have kept our identity and traditional religion despite the catholic church's effort to erace it.

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• Amoa 6 years ago

  This story is not true to my best knowledge at least to the Real Nankane people from Gaane, not Gaani as some call it.
  It is time someone write something real.
  
  I am a pure Nankane guy. My ancestors has always warned us no ...
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  This story is not true to my best knowledge at least to the Real Nankane people from Gaane, not Gaani as some call it.
  It is time someone write something real.
  
  I am a pure Nankane guy. My ancestors has always warned us not to go to Salga under any circumstance because, they said we use to live there centuries ago. Something happened of which time is not on my side to explain now. Due that incident, Salga became the land of reincarnation of the dead. My ancestors believe that, there's big chance of meeting a dead family member in Salga. I was warned by my grandfather when i started traveling not to go there.
  
  You see, That contradicts the Zecco story.

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