Too much love bro💖💖👍👌you are absolutely right from cameroun

Well put 🙏🏽

Very beautiful indeed

Akans are majority in Ivory Coast too. 40% of the population

Of course

Do you mean Akan not Alan

Zack Maicok go and check facts I’m an Ashanti and I know what I’m saying. This is solely GHANAIAN!!! Kingship and war made some ASHANTI’s go seek refuge in Ivory Coast or Togo !!! They migrated from Ghana and obviously because they were Ashanti’s they continued to practice the culture and it was adapted by some of the minorities in those countries!!! There is no display of the Adinkra symbol in this video so I don’t see your point and adinkra is also Ashanti (Ghana).. kente is what’s being used in this video which was first woven at a town called BONWIRE in the ASHANTI REGION in GHANA!!!! Every music in this video is from GHANA so please don’t claim the culture for neighbouring countries... ITS SOLEY GHANAIAN CULTURE!!!! THANK YOU

Zack Maicok did you read what you just sent? Basically what I just explained in a nutshell... smh Akan/Ashanti is from Ghana and migrated due to war as your link tells you (even the names are full Ashanti Ghanaian names)... I didn’t even have to finish reading please revisit history . Kente isn’t from Togo or Côte d’Ivoire and so is the culture.... PURELY AUTHENTIC GHANAIAN MADE🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭👌🏽✌🏽

You make absolutely no sense.... Before Kwame and colonialization there was no Ghana. The ashanit do not "belong" to Ghana... no The majority of the Ashanti Kingdom is in Ghana... there is difference. Before Ghana even existed in the West coast The Ashanity Kingdom, which didnt even cover all of is today known as Ghana, also included regions of south eastern Ivory Coast and even smaller regions of Togo but not so much. Also which kingship and which war? Any war and migration youre are talking about happened before Ivory coast, Ghana and Togo even existed.. And please dont pretend and act like all of Ghana is or was Ashanti.. stop being ignorant. And no Kente isnt Ghanaian its asante theres a difference. stop making no sense

Abayomi Usi and where are you from again?! You are very clueless 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣and Don’t tell me about my own country and culture when you don’t know the history. You are the one making no sense. I’d appreciate if people do their research before making absurd comments... Go revisit history. Ashanti tribe originated from Ghana THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

Sweety.... honey... someone clearly needs to tell you since your lack of knowledge on your OWN country only reveals that your pride is meaningless and for absolutely nothing. How can a person be so proud of thei heritage when they have shown to know so little about it and arent even willing to learn let alone like the idea of provoking thought. Sweety i studies African history but hey youre the expert lmao my ass

Amen

A Class Yu should know that Togo culture doesn’t have nothing to do with Ghana. Look alike doesn’t mean they have same mentality or way of doing things. It’s like telling French lady/man to be German, Italian etc. No they’r different.

Essi Renhier are you ok?

A Class 100% what about you ? R’u mentally fit ? Togoland is different from Ghana , yr late K. Nkrumah, did yu listen to his speech ? Togo & Ghana are not same country. Yr brainwashed takes it to yr slimmed pit.

Essi Renhier no problem .Have a nice evening. May the Lord bless you.

Mels Darma thank you

Chàn D - Congrats ! Just found out about my Ghanaian ancestry too. 😊

Atir X thank you and congrats to you too!!!

If you're a Ghanaian and a Togolese, you're most likely from the Ewe tribe! The Ewe tribe stretches from Ghana, Togo, Benin, Southern Nigeria(fon) and part of Ivory Coast

K H thank you for telling me i truly appreciate it. I will also do more research on the tribe ❤️

@@Chance754 you can still be from any tribe my mum is asante and my dad is ewe.

Priscilla Philips same

Priscilla Philips they have different tribes and each tribe speak different language and different cultures just like in Ghana . lol.. they don't speak Togolese

You mean you can't speak even Ewe? Smh

Ahhh sorry,my mistake. Unfortunatly I don't know a lot about my mums culture

Priscilla Philips lol...no need to be sorry Priscilla we all learn something new everyday. Stay blessed my sister.

Facts!!!!!

Hahaha

Anne Muiga thank you

Lets get married then 😊👋✌🏿🇬🇭

I’m from St Lucia 🇱🇨 what part of the Caribbean are you from?

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Kwesi I hope you know how Togo and Ghana ended up being the separate countries that they are today?

alima ABDOULAYE I have not completely read on that. what I basically know is that the French and the British shared divide geographic area amongst themselves. I think am gonna take some time and research on that well .

Check Rabbi Akwetey Amarh "the Evweh are not Hebrew" part 1 & 2 on KZfaq. Very educative. Learn about the Evwhehland aka the slave coast.

Kwesi well said

Kwesi the culture has changed since then. My mum is Ghanaian and dad Togo. A lot of difference now

Mika L is call kente handweave from Ghana by Akan u by royal with different colours and different disings.

You mean stealing

misterghana Kente is in Ghana Togo and Benin It is called “Kete” in Togo Benin and in the Volta Region Togo n Benin has their own history of where it originates from Even in Lagos Nigeria they have their own version of kente which bears a different name which they use in their anniversaries and they also have their separate history about its origin. Bottomline, everyone is got their own history surrounding Kente or Kete It will be best if u don’t use Ur country’s history about Kete to override other countries’ own history Particularly when u don’t even know their own history about it

Edem Edemwillz my brother. On every source I found, they were all talking about Kente originating from akan Ashanti before being carried by them to others. It is not trying to disrespect other countries or whatsoever. I am just mentioning that what I found states what I say. If you have a different source, fine. Please share so I can learn. But don't say I don't know about other countries. Do I need to know the history of Germany to know that 'stroopwafel' is typical Dutch? And originated from the Netherlands? So please if you know better show me your source as I am eager to find out if indeed Kente of kete or whatsoever originated from somewhere else. Stay blessed

Edem Edemwillz but to clearify, I really do not care where it originates from. Again, the borders are not made by us. The ewe are in Togo in Ghana. And the akan in Ghana and cote d'Ivoire. Because of that, I think no country can say that something is ours since the tribes don't know that border. But again the Kente I see here is very familiar to how the akan in Ghana do it. Again, please mention if you think otherwise. Stay blessed

misterghana Am was a Kete weaver myself I plied my trade in Ghana Togo and Lagos Badagry before moving to Cambridge UK Stories of Kete cannot be told from books written by folks who never even saw the process Just like the Nile being claimed to have been discovered by white folks who actually came to meet people by the Nile Kete was the most expensive handmade cloth in The Dahomey kingdom year 1600 a kingdom made of the Ewe Mina Fon Aja etc. It only represents royalty. Ordinary folks don’t were it. When white invasion broke the kingdom, the various groups forming the kingdom took their own versions away and localised it. Even Today in some parts of Togo and Benin Kete is only worn by only royalty unlike Ghana where everyone wears it. The Nigerian version still traces its origins back to the kingdom. The yellowish one shown in the video is only one of the many branches and types of Kete. This particular type was popularised in Ghana by the Akan which they call Kente. Woven in different designs to befit culture and is then marketed to the outside world as Kente from Ghana. This is just one branch of the whole Kete family. There are different kinds and branches of Kete from source which even the Akan have no idea about. Peace

Edem Edemwillz interesting story and point of view. Thanks for sharing

akuele fambe thank you

Ikr ,✌✌✌

They are so many african tradition that diasporans descend from. This is Akan kente fabric and adinkra symbol jewelry.

togo and ghana share the same culture.

Baffour Kyei That's a reckless statement, Everything in this video is the culture of three countries, namely Ivory Coast, Ghana and Parts of Togo

Lawryie I’m not defending what the first person said but I just wanted to say some people in Ghana speak ewe because of their tribe like my mom so the person probably didn’t know some parts of this were Togolese

AKAN TRIBESMAN Thansks so much for your educated statement ! I am half Ivorian, half Ghanaian. So, I am glad som3 else SAID IT ALL HERE !!!

That's because the Ewe culture in Togo(agbadza) is also in Ghana

venus ALLEN BLACK AMERICANS, is for the whole continent not just one country, we are living in the continent of AMERICA fam, so be careful to who to say that too

venus ALLEN should be like what.?-- have their culture intact-- it was stolen/slavery

Abena Ohenewaa yes

Abena Ohenewaa yes

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SCOBO SHOT IT clear picture digital so is the lady Togolese?