Tamale Northern Ghana is Northern Nigeria In Ghana

[@africanstoryteller]

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[@okey9236]

No they have their own distinct culture and language....same are Muslim...please do better research next time.

[@adamb.alhassan2890]

@@okey9236 She is right. the ancestors of dagombas actually came from Gombe in Nigeria. Our ancestor migrated from Gombe to Zanfara, Mali, Burkina and to Pusiga in Upper East region. While our second generation ancestor was in Burkina he was called DANGOMBE that is how the name dagomba came about becuase people mispronuonce it.

[@princeayoko]

Greetings to you my sister Virtue Grace and all our families here on your channel, how are you all doing? It was an honor hosting our sister and I'm glad she had a good time in Tamale. Hoping to meet you again in the near future. We are one big family

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you so much my big brother, your kindness and hospitality is unmatched. God bless you, I'm truly grateful 🙏

[@princeayoko]

@@africanstoryteller You always welcome my sister

[@off-gridplantbasedsapiosexual]

Thank you for hosting VG Prince Ayoko 😍

[@doreenonekalit9888]

Brilliantly produced content. You could'nt have had a better Host or Narrator of the history and culture of the people Tamale, than the Honorable Prince Ayoko. A noble man in my own opinion. I had goosebumps watching this upload. Just Brilliant 👌🏾

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you so much big sis. It's such an honour having Prince Ayoko as my host. More amazing videos coming

[@0tismadaline]

I am a Ghanaian but have never visited the Northern part of Ghana before,am definitely visiting when I get to Ghana

[@richiepeprah3639]

Sadly me too....

[@ibrahimsule8734]

Guy you miss alot,tour round your country to see more.

[@abdullatifabdulsamed223]

I could tour you around if that’s cool

[@kwesifelixboafo5333]

I miss Tamale a lot. I can see Lamashegu round about, Aliu Mahama Stadium and the Central Mosque. Aboabo Market too in the picture.

[@MightyIntellectual]

I can't wait to visit!!!

[@doreenonekalit9888]

I can't wait to see the celebrated Tamale! 🇬🇭 Best kept secret!????

[@niiayi]

Tamale is fantastic 😂

[@mummyuk5c]

Tamale is green. Nature is wonderful and beautiful. I am happy Prince Ayoko is your host. Their culture is like that of nothern Nigeria. I love guinea fowl it taste better than chicken. Please do a video on Queens guest house that is another beautiful house. Thank you for sharing and stay well and safe. Best.

[@princeayoko]

Hey Mummy UK, how are you doing? Sister grace really enjoyed her stay in Tamale

[@TheKofinyarko]

@@princeayoko ofa wayade3 paa

[@sarinfo4451]

So glad you linked with Prince Ayoko. He is a great person

[@georgemireku1400]

Prince Ayoko is the real deal when it comes to the people of Northern Ghana...he is well vested in the history of the people from the North...great content please keep it up!!!

[@najatfuseini9157]

I want to go home 😭 Yaa Allah you make me miss home.

[@adamb.alhassan2890]

Well done my sister for visiting Tamale. You are right, northern Ghana and northern Nigeria have things in common. In fact historically, the ancestor of the Dagomba tribe came from GOMBE the northern state of Nigeria. Our ancestor migrated from Gombe to Zanfara as hunter. He later moved to Mali got married with children. The children then moved to present day Burkina and the locals refer to them as DANGOMBE ('son of Gombe' in Hausa). As time passed by people mispronounce the name as DAGOMBA. Historically I will say the Dagombas are from Hausa lineage. There are similar words of Hausa you will find in Dagbanli. For example Katari, alkawali, Leife, Amarya, sadachi, shinkafa, Kose etc. and names like Wanzam, Zangina and Sanda. They actually share the same culture pertaining to weddings, funerals, costume etc. above all both tribes are predominantly Muslims.

[@suglomoh93]

we migrated through Nigeria but our origins are actually from east of the Lake Chad and Sudan before that,i disagree with you when you say we are of Hausa lineage,we speak ,understand and communicate fluently in Hausa because most Muslims from Burkina Faso Mali, Niger and Nigeria speak Hausa and we have historically had interactions with these group of people even till this day but we are a distinct group of people from the Hausa.

[@stevenkobea7609]

Thank you prince Ayoko. For hosting our princess

[@princeayoko]

You welcome my brother

[@williamgamelisenaya793]

Wow Virtue Grace you're a hard working gìrl. Your English is impeccable Subsequent videos paa. Watching from Sydney Australia

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you ❤️

[@mummyuk5c]

Yes ooo my girl speak Queens english and very good reporting skills. Let's promote her, share her videos and recommend her for speaking engagements/promotions I like her style of reporting.Very explicit.

[@africanstoryteller]

@@mummyuk5c Eeish! I'm flattered 😄🤭. Thank you so much for the support, much love ❤️

[@saheedolatunji4597]

Very lovely place ❤️ Hausa Nigeria and Ghana are very nice people with a very similar culture as Yoruba grow up in northern part of Nigeria when an Hausa Ghanian see an Hausa Nigeria he always treated him with a full respect same way to Nigeria to Ghanian

[@aminualiyu3729]

As a Nigerian I will like to visit tamale inshallah.

[@africanstoryteller]

You should

[@aminualiyu3729]

@@africanstoryteller you are looking at tamale but I am looking at minna, Niger state, because everything is the same.

[@africanstoryteller]

@@aminualiyu3729 yes, I've been to Minna so I can relate. Please share the video, thank you

[@aminualiyu3729]

@@africanstoryteller i will share the video for people to see second version of minna, and I believe you will have more subscribers if I share this video inshallah.

[@africanstoryteller]

@@aminualiyu3729 thank you

[@musainusa2414]

Can't wait to see more of tamale vlogs

[@africaamaze]

Great content. Can't wait for more to come

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you, sure stay tuned

[@officialtruvotru-druvevoch7049]

That's where my Ancestours came from before they got shipped to Jamaica!

[@MARIALouise-w1m]

intresting, what ancestory test gave you this results? or did you know through family?

[@jjkkdarkus8399]

There is Benin city which is a city in Nigeria Edo state and Benin Republic. So don't think Bénin republic was part of Nigeria before it becomes independant. Benin city is still in Nigeria. ​@HH-mb778w

[@AFRICA_THE_NOW_AND_THE_FUTURE]

I didn't know Tamale is that huge, diverse, modern and authentic African

[@kingstonhalf-waytree9763]

Modern and authentic where??lol

[@elijahtk3893]

You think Tamale is a village? Mind you, it's 3rd largest City in ghana.

[@winnieo4968]

Wow...interesting! A traveller is indeed more knowledgeable than an old person that lived just in one place. Thank you for your detailed docu-series 😊

[@africanstoryteller]

I can attest to this. What I've learnt traveling within Africa is what I possibly wouldn't have learnt staying in one location

[@jajarasta5545]

Good job grace, you finally landed in my home tamale. Have been follow you after two years now. I’m happy to see you eating my favorite food rice balls with Pam soup. I leave in the us I like watching you on KZbin

[@derrickalex877]

The similarities between the two countries are good...I'm sure there are more similarities.

[@okey9236]

Northern Ghanaian arenot the same as northern Nigerians...they have their distinct culture and language...

[@josephabah5707]

The similarities with Northern Nigeria is very visible in what am seeing in your vlog Grace. I even saw Nigeria 🇳🇬 Zenith Bank in this video, wow I'm surprised oooo 😮 Well done Grace 👏, God bless you.

[@asafoawuah4661]

Hi Mama Grace, LOVE your Videos, watcing you from America new York City keep the fire burning, GHANA Loves you

[@bortiorkorbortey8502]

Thanks you so much for taking care of our sister. God blessed you

[@kamomojunior.8306]

Hi vigur grace am watching u from Nairobi Kenya very amazing videos ak pls

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you

[@blackentrepreneur8564]

Now we all know Ghana and Naija is so close than we thought. People from Accra and now the North have the same heritage to Nigeria, Mali, Burkina etc. Africa has always been homogeneous with each other until the European came and they brought divide and rule. Stop the hate among us and let get the criminals among us out. Ghana/ Naija always family.

[@professiggitways]

it’s not true with the “africa has always been homogenous with each other”

[@richiepeprah3639]

@@professiggitways actually true.. My mom says our roots are from Old Mali Empire. Mad history man!!

[@deffkidd9088]

nice to see Prince on your channel, ur going places

[@prosperakpi6884]

ITS A RESPECT SEEING YOU EATING WITH YOUR RIGHT HAND, ONLY GIVING YOU TIPS SO YOU CAN ENJOY YOUR VISIT IN GHANA . WE LOVE OUR VISITORS AND WISH THEM RESPECT OUR CULTURE

[@kob6574]

Hello prince Ayoko, this guy is so cool

[@the-boytvgh6832]

Wow I really love your intro music or song

[@yinka.africa]

I'm sat here thinking Kai gound nut oil what I would give for just a taste, it has been over 30 years. I'm sat here thinking Kai the men in Tamale all sound the same, this guide sound like my man Prince Ayoko and bam there he is. Salute.

[@mragyengovlogs]

It's very good that youtube's are networking it's very healthy 👌thanks Ayoko for hosting Grace and I know she is in a good hands, we can't wait for the grand opening of Queens gust House

[@princeayoko]

You welcome my brother, we are all one people. Queens Guest House is coming along nicely

[@doreenonekalit9888]

I pray I'm able to make it for that grand opening and be one of the first guests.

[@EfyaKimora]

I love the overview

[@letitiabk]

You make me hungry to go back to Africa ❤️. The continent of Africa was divided by the Europeans, but we’re one people

[@midodzitay2446]

Hey wait! No fish 🐟 base soup 🍲? 👍🏿👏🏿👏🏿. I see your glasses was giving you a little wahala, it wanted to taste the food as well. Thanks for sharing.

[@Sunnymedia]

Nice video dear, thanks for sharing

[@africanstoryteller]

Thanks dear

[@EpicBlooFox]

Tamale has a special place in my heart, I was there for a long time earlier this year.

[@mudlanetv4766]

Yes the English name is calaloo we eat it a lot in Jamaica 🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@redlionesv]

That’s what I thought when I heard the name. Had to pause and think. Wait a minute Calaloo is in some Jamaican dishes Small world

[@elijahtk3893]

I miss Tamale, greetings from Asia.

[@Waaheda_Red]

Interesting. Let me watch & comment when done

[@mrcaptain5561]

Nice seeing you in my region

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you

[@favouraddaidaniel843]

Great job my lovely

[@sakinadeeni4713]

Thanks In northern Nigeria we used only one meat in the soup/stew The men didn't not wear Atampha as a top/riga and we are not pronounced F for Tuwon Shinkafa clearly some of us says P instead F

[@kemmi-klause]

Watching this one right now 💕💕 well presented....Thank you Grace 💯

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you ❤️🤗

[@doreenonekalit9888]

Virtue Grace you are too much. All I can say is #respect 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@africanstoryteller]

😄 thanks you

[@prevost8906]

The Mole-Dagbons or the people of northern Ghana actually migrated from the north east of Lake Chad according to oral tradition. After they moved to Zamfara in modern day Nigeria. Before they gradually got to Ghana and southern regions of Burkina Faso.

[@AFRICA_THE_NOW_AND_THE_FUTURE]

That's His Royal Highness Prince Ayoko narrating the rich history

[@africanstoryteller]

Yes, he is

[@AFRICA_THE_NOW_AND_THE_FUTURE]

@@africanstoryteller Tamale is now on my bucket list thanks to his Royal Highness plus other youtubers like ES and Vinman....History will remember them as people who put Tamale on world map ..they should not fight and move on for the greater good of Tamale....It will soon be a big tourist hotshot

[@doreenonekalit9888]

@@AFRICA_THE_NOW_AND_THE_FUTURE Me too

[@hajibah1273]

Nice place for holiday.

[@niiayi]

My Tamale experience didnt make me ant to come to Accra. Been there 2x and the experience is amazing

[@africanstoryteller]

Seriously! It's just such an awesome place to be

[@niiayi]

@@africanstoryteller Enjoy your stay

[@JohnMooreBarbados]

Quite an interesting account concerning the similarities between the 2 countries.

[@missnaa6759]

Yes oo. In Ghana we can easily identify Nigerians not by dressing but their look. They hv a unique look

[@bak3456]

What’s the look I’m curious?

[@the-boytvgh6832]

It makes me feel the vibes or north for real others uses foreign music or songs

[@francistv1555]

While Maya is here but never bother to visit us, thanks Grace

[@aframaco9491]

Isn’t it ironic? I remember Wodemaya accompanying American Drew Binsky to Northern Ghana, and he seemed rather wary and clearly apprehensive on the video! I couldn’t understand it! And the very next month he was in our own Kano state in northern Nigeria and he seemed free and happy as a bird ! I did wonder why!

[@mragyengovlogs]

I can hear the voice of our own Ayoko

[@africanstoryteller]

Yes, it is Prince Ayoko

[@kwamemarfo]

Stay safe and blessed ❤️

[@kwamemarfo]

Next you need to visit when, I am in Ghana

[@lamak0925]

Aye!!! I tell myself, " I know the voice Ohh". And there he is Prince Ayoko. The Ambassador of Tamale.

[@locksleyguthrie3069]

Love it, very informative.

[@niiayi]

Nice drone shots

[@africanstoryteller]

Thanks Nii, please check your Instagram DM

[@niiayi]

@@africanstoryteller sure

[@Kikongolessons]

Great history. Matondo Grace .

[@EfyaKimora]

Northern Ghana ❤

[@TWUMKWAME5]

Tamale has so many untapped potential, is like 1820 in New your city, and you were presented an opportunity to buy a land in Manhattan and your bought a whole lot of acres of land , can you imagine were your great grandchildren life will become? Ignore the dirt you see around if you have a vision that dirt looks like gold, those who have eyes to see and ears to hear let them pay attention, to what is happening on the ground.

[@africanstoryteller]

It is a place to invest in

[@mummyuk5c]

You said it all. Very fertile land it's worth looking at. There are natural resources for us to tap on. God bless Africa.

[@ziblimandani9187]

Take note, if you have never been to Tamale, you may have a wrong impression about the place. Trust me, it is a great place to live .......

[@johnboateng184]

He is right about saying they will think you Ashanti. It’s basically due to your hight and demeanour, any Ghanaian will think you Akan lady till you speak.

[@africanstoryteller]

Interesting

[@papa22631]

@@africanstoryteller Yes youlook like an Akan woman. Even your demeanor will give you away as an Akan woman.

[@papa22631]

mThe food is what most Ghanaians eat on Sundays.

[@zuripenda]

Recognized Prince Ayoko's voice before you showed his face. I was hoping you two would hook up on your tour of Tamale. Hi Prince!

[@joevoidable7549]

Dagombas first migrated from East of Lake Chad.

[@yvonnedoh6409]

Your narrator is excellent, he can do a good voice over

[@demvihinshaku4998]

Aleefu is a hausa name, but we the tiv people called it Aleefu too. Watching from Milan italy

[@Kikongolessons]

Greetings to you Virtue Grace !

[@missnaa6759]

Prince Ayoko. I recognized his voice immediately

[@hassanmajed8249]

Hello my city in Ghana Tamale

[@simenyasikhulu]

Very educative. Keep up.

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you

[@raheemjalloh426]

you visited siereleone Liberia and Ghana when are you coming to the Gambia.

[@africanstoryteller]

Very soon

[@toheebadeshina2740]

What a great history.

[@giftyamoah8579]

You are virtuous women that is why you are called virtuous Grace 👌👍❤

[@durosoto]

You and Kalistus, I don't know who like food pass 😆. This place is exact replica of northern Nigeria. Is that where Wodemaya is from?

[@africanstoryteller]

🤣🤣🤣 Kalistus like food pass me oh. No, Wode Maya is from Takoradi

[@durosoto]

@@africanstoryteller 😂

[@learnwellexam7368]

Nice one girl.

[@fredqwequ2909]

Awesome 👌

[@JamesBond-44]

Sound like Prince Ayoko.

[@africanstoryteller]

Yes, it is Prince Ayoko

[@kairatouoliver8614]

Virtue grace you really look Ghanaian

[@richmondadams9116]

Well done my sister are you back to Ghana again please I won't to know

[@emmanueladunimo2146]

Nice

[@IJUSTWANNAFLYDJIDRONES71]

Prince ok nice video sis.

[@darajangdow]

I have a question, I'm currently in Accra from the States and was wondering if they speak English in Tamale? I plan to move there....or would I have to learn Dagbani?

[@africanstoryteller]

Welcome to Ghana. Yes, they speak English there

[@Kingoftheimmigrants4646]

Wow tamale is beautiful

[@bortiorkorbortey8502]

Well done

[@albertansah1373]

The Songhai empire consist of Hausa settling in the northern Ghana 🇬🇭 👀 looking like 👍 🇳🇬 Nigeria 🇳🇬.???)

[@nigerdeltamirrortv9311]

It's like a large part of Ghana was founded by migrants from Nigeria; even the Ga who founded Accra are said to be from Yorubaland

[@africanstoryteller]

Yes, Ga people are from Nigeria as well

[@nigerdeltamirrortv9311]

@@africanstoryteller Wow. Interesting

[@christophernanakofiguggisb9844]

Large part of Ghana was not founded by Nigerians. The largest tribe in Ghana is the Akan tribe and they are not from Nigeria.

[@oluakinwale4859]

@DemiKhay 🇳🇬 that's true. I remember the warrior named Bashorun Gaa!

[@nanaaraj]

@@christophernanakofiguggisb9844 they were talking about the Ga tribe.

[@stevenkobea7609]

Welcome to tamle

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you

[@Orieji]

Wow

[@Waafu7]

Prince ayoko him self 🙌🏿

[@kamomojunior.8306]

No Wala!!!!?

[@aishaibrahim7114]

Hahaha! Same thing we called it in northern Nigeria

[@imaAYOOLUWA]

Wow! 🙆😱 So, northern Ghanaians are almost the same people as that of people in northern Nigeria 😱😱

[@africanstoryteller]

Yes, very similar. I was pleasantly surprised too

[@imaAYOOLUWA]

@@africanstoryteller That's wonderful !😳

[@akosuaagyeman8218]

They are from Nigeria and burkinafaso unlike the Akans

[@imaAYOOLUWA]

@@akosuaagyeman8218 hmm....

[@baerkaabnaab2388]

@@akosuaagyeman8218 GO AND ASK YOUR CHIEFS ABOUT THE HISTORY OF THE WARRIORS WHO LED THE TRIBES OUT OF ANCIENT GHANA TO COME SETTLE IN MODERN DAY GHANA

[@seffadjei]

Nice vlog Dear. Keep it up #seffadjei

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you

[@jackjackson4412]

Great show! Very intriguing. Im Black American . I recently found out that part of my father's DNA is Hausa of Nigeria. So is the Hausa tribe all over west Africa ?

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you, Hausa is found in many parts of West Africa.

[@lawalsanikona2883]

Hausa is possibly the language with the highest number of speakers in sub saharan africa

[@ibrahimsule8734]

Hello brother I always like to hear my brothers away from me.

[@jackjackson4412]

@@ibrahimsule8734 Thanks brother... Sule and Suliman is the surname that came up in my dna that iam related to 🤙🙏👌

[@isahadamu4382]

​@@jackjackson4412greeting from one of your hausa brother from northern Nigeria🇳🇬

[@stevenkobea7609]

Tamale get vibes oo.

[@africanstoryteller]

Yes oh

[@princeaghamiogie7154]

What a similarity

[@maxwelladu2036]

Grace can you please get the guy who hosted you in Tamale's contact

[@africanstoryteller]

Send me an email [e-mail]

[@JoyJoy_120]

15 hours? Wow