A history on the journey of the Ewe people by Togbe Adabra IV, Mankrado of Gbledi-Gbegame

[@Bundaman59]

Thank you for this insight!

[@yogi2983]

He missed out on talking about the Dahomey Kingdom. Some of our people are known as Egun people in Nigeria. We need more research into our history

[@carterjohn57]

We are not from Hebrew origin. It's appears that the Ewe and other Adja speaking people our a subgroup of the Yoruba speaking people from Ife Nigeria.

[@Picklypatch]

You're wrong. We're part of the true Israelis. The true Israelis are black people who were chased out of their land, not the foreigners you see there today. You're still asleep. 😂😂 The Ashantis always call us Foreigners because they have limited knowledge of who we are. Why do they at times call us out as foreigners and telling us to go to our land? Do you know why? Its part of the curse God placed on us right before we were driven out of our own land. The wickedness and stiffnecked, idol worship he condemn, till now have we changed? Most have whiles others are still worshipping idols. You're right, we have some settlers in Yuroba land but that's not where we come from, we passed through Egypté and Ethiopia, Ugunda, all through to Nigeria where some settled in Yuroba and from there to Togo where the slave coast was but later some of us also left Togo and joined the Gold Coast, present day Ghana. So wherever we pass through, some settle there whiles others continue the journey. We have spread throughout the nations. We are part of the 12 tribes, including the Benjamenites. Menyaé be Yehowah lé kpli mi.

[@joedankdank4306]

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