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Name in the Akan culture
(bat), Oyoko (falcon/hawk), the Asakyiri (vulture), the Asona (crow), the Bretuo (leopard), and the Ekuona (bull). People of the Agona are predominant in
Abusua
One of eight major clans of Akans in Ghana
Bretuo is one of the eight major Akan clans, a group of ethnic people in West Africa primarily located in Ghana as well as parts of Ivory Coast and Togo
Bretuo
Ghanaian academic and journalist
Akwasi Bretuo Assensoh is a Ghanaian academic and journalist. He is an emeritus professor of African American and African Diaspora Studies at Indiana University
Akwasi_Bretuo_Assensoh
Ethnic group in West Africa
called Akanman Piesie Anum. Clans such as the Asona, Agona, Oyoko, and Bretuo are believed to have either originated from, settled, or have passed through
Akan_people
of the clans of Akan people include: Aduana Agona Asakyiri Asenie Asona Bretuo Ekuona Oyoko Languages of the Akan Area: Papers in Western Kwa Linguistics
List_of_Akan_Clans
the clans of the Akans which includes the Oyoko, Aduana, Agona, Asakyire, Bretuo, Ekuona among others. The role of Okyenhene is not hereditary, as a new
Okyenhene
Regent of the Kingdom of Ashanti (1939–2025)
late JH Owusu-Sechere, Commissioner of Police CID/Special Branch Names Daasebre Nana Osei Bonsu II House Bretuo Dynasty Father Kessie Mother Mary Gyimah
Nana_Osei_Bonsu_II
Pre-colonial kingdom in modern Ghana
making weapons and agricultural tools. Ayaase was an town ruled by Bretuo clan. Bretuo royals migrated from Ayaase and Ahensan to establish Kwahu and the
Adanse
composed of eight major matriclans: Aduana, Agona, Asakyiri, Aseneɛ, Asona, Bretuo, Ɛkoɔna, and Ɔyokoɔ. Members of each clan regard themselves as blood relatives
Akan_clans
Tracing of kinship through the female line
abusua (similar to clans), named Aduana, Agona, Asakyiri, Asenie, Asona, Bretuo, Ekuona and Oyoko. The members of each abusua are united by their belief
Matrilineality
Overview of prospective state mergers
Federal Department of Foreign Affairs "Ewe and Togoland unification problem". Bretuo, A. (2011). "Confronting the Challenges and Prospects in the Creation of
List of proposed state mergers
List_of_proposed_state_mergers
Former Akan empire centred on present-day Ghana
Aboabo of Assin Nyankomase traced their origins to the Pra–Kusa range. The Bretuo of Mampon and Kwahu, the Oyoko of Abadwum and Edubiase, and the Ekouna of
Asante_Empire
Name list
footballer Akwasi Appiah (born 1960), Ghanaian footballer and coach Akwasi Bretuo Assensoh (born 1946), Ghanaian academic and journalist Akwasi Boateng (born
Akwasi
Okwahuhene/Kwahumanhene/ Paramount Chief Daasebre Akuamoah Agyapong II 2017 Bretuo Clan Hereditary Mankessim Omanhene Osagyefo Amanfo Edu IV of Fante Asona
List of current non-sovereign African monarchs
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Ghanaian lawyer and politician (born 1923)
called to the Ghana bar on 29 March 1957. He then set up his own chambers (Bretuo Chambers) in Kumasi. In 1959 he was in invited by some members of the Kumasi
Osei_Owusu_Afriyie
(1936–2018, Morocco/France, nf) Akram Assem (born 1965, Afghanistan, nf) Akwasi Bretuo Assensoh (born 1946, Gold Coast/US, nf) Machado de Assis (1839–1908, Brazil
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(1953–2002), dramatist and director Mary Asabea Ashun (1968–), novelist Akwasi Bretuo Assensoh (1946–), journalist and historian Ayesha Harruna Attah (1983–)
List_of_Ghanaian_writers
Area and group of people that live in Ghana
matriclan, the first paramount lineage of Kwawu, and was later adopted by the Bretuo-Tena matriclan (Twidan), who later replaced them. Other historians trace
Kwahu
Ghanaian painter (b. 1981)
Apenimadi near Hwidiem in the Brong-Ahafo Region of Ghana. Asamoah is from the Bretuo family and belongs to the Bosompra clan. His father, Akwasi Appiah, though
Samuel_Prophask_Asamoah
Former Akan state, ca. 17th–19th century
Asankera stool incorporated at least three major clans: Oyoko, Asakyiri, and Bretuo. Colonial and postcolonial sources classified Wiawso as the senior Sefwi
Kingdom_of_Sefwi
Asantehemaa (queen-mother) of Asante
marriage was made as a political arrangement in order for Penemo's clan - the Bretuo - to gain power in the region which was otherwise controlled by the Oyoko
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