History of the Akan ( Côte d’Ivoire ) | Akanfo

All Akan people have their roots in Bono. Our history shows that Bono is the original home of the Akan. From this land, our ancestors spread out to other parts of Ghana. Whether you're Asante, Fante, Akuapem, or any other Akan group, your family tree leads back to Bono. This is our shared heritage and the source of our rich culture. We should be proud of our Bono origins, as it connects all Akan people as one big family. | The Bono People-Akan Of West Africa

Historian Kwadwo Agyeman shares Bono (Akan) history Migration from north to Ghana empire and finally Gold Coast (modern Ghana). Bono became the origins and home to Akan. You wanna know more, watch this video as it throws light on Bonokyempem. Video credit: Atebubumanofficial (TikTok) | The Bono People-Akan Of West Africa

The beautiful Akan culture of Ivory Coast. . . The Akan people belong to the Kwa cultural group occupying parts of present-day Ivory Coast and some parts of Ghana. 🎥@samifoodandco #akan #akanculture #africa #ghana #cotedivoire #iloveafrica #explorepage #explore | I Love Africa

Bono is the origin and mother of Akan Every Akan is from Bono, Bono therefore becomes the basis of Akan civilisation and origin. Historian/Lawyer Yaw Anokye Frimpong attest to it. The popular twi evolved from Bono twi by the Twifo tribe which had influenced on other Akan subgroups. | The Bono People-Akan Of West Africa

Among the Akan people of Ghana, religion and spirituality form the foundation of their worldview. One of the most important aspects of Akan traditional religion is Akom. The term Akom has a double meaning: it refers to the religion itself and also to the trance or possession state that occurs during its rituals. Through Akom, the Akan connect with the Supreme Being, the deities, and the ancestors who play vital roles in their daily lives. At its core, Akom is the medium through which the Akan wo