#MaxAgenda: Legends from the Volta Region with Lawyer Frimpong Anokye on the #MaxMorningShow #VoltaRegion #volta #jjrawlings #maxtv #maxonline
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@mathiaskovor854313 күн бұрын
Oooh, INTELLIGENT AND HONEST. You are the right person to unite this country❤
@gyamfia119Ай бұрын
Lawyer u have brought back my love for history
@AlexAzariah-wr5wm2 ай бұрын
Thanks so much, max tv... what an educative program
@dominicopoku18494 ай бұрын
Wao. What a history. I really love the history of the Voltarien icons
@rashKANGAROOsaromom4 ай бұрын
Lawyer thanks for your good work,I really love it
@AKDehАй бұрын
"Ayigbe dzulor". Ayi-gbe" is seen as a derogatory term. Historically, Ayi was the heir to the Ga throne during their migration from Nigeria to present-day Accra, Ghana. When they reached what is now Togo, the king left Prince Ayi with the Ga stool among the Ewes and continued westward to establish a new settlement. After the king's death in Accra, the elders sent messengers to retrieve Prince Ayi to ascend the throne. However, Ayi, having settled and intermarried with the Ewes, refused to leave. Despite several attempts to persuade him, he remained adamant. As the messengers left, the Ewes repeated “Ayi gbe,” meaning "Ayi refused," in the Mina dialect of the Ewe language, spoken by the Ga who had intermarried with the Ewes. Importantly, the Ga in present day Togo, "Ayi's people," never identify as Ewe; they maintain their Ga identity and cultural practices. Notably, because they possess the stools, they must celebrate Yomowo before the Ga in Accra. Upon the messengers' return to Accra, they reported "Ayi gbe," indicating Ayi's refusal to return with the stool. This event led to the term "Ayigbe dzulor. The people of volta don't speak Mina (version of ewe) yes they have nothing to do with Ayi and his ewe cohort. STOP IT
@user-fh1oc9lm1t12 күн бұрын
My brother EKDeh, Thank u so much for the education. The last part of your post “smells” of anger and with your knowledge I would do the same. But please don’t on the contrary let that fuel you and all of us with a determination to educate our selves on history as you brilliantly lays out in your post. Good job, my brother and God richly bless you.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
@Purpledot3795 күн бұрын
Wow
@jayattipoe65973 күн бұрын
@AKDeh.... Thank you on this short but brilliant exposé on the origin of the term "Ayigbe". It is important that today's Ghanaian's learn this vital bit of our history and in the process dismantle the wrong headedness and prejudices ensuing from our general ignorance of our own history. I commend you Sir! A marvellous job well done. And many thanks to you.
@kofidelanutekpor3452 ай бұрын
Massa your father ... Jerry Rawlings is the greatest Anlo Ewe since creation.
@pakuamoah1113 күн бұрын
What did you gain with the diss, bro?
@Babyfleks4 ай бұрын
Very educative and interesting. Must have been a slip of tongue: the highest peak is Afadjato not Amedzofe 👍🏻
@user-rt6us8sl1tАй бұрын
So interesting thank you Lawyer Anokye❤❤❤
@ymadjahАй бұрын
Lawyer cum Historian, thank you for these invaluable research into the history of Ghana and also presenting them orally with truth and honesty. When are you making the written/printed versions available to the public? Or is it already available? When are you
@Galaxy-cl3wh4 ай бұрын
Nice History
@nicholasboateng44227 күн бұрын
Please alert lawyer to talk about Nigerians influx into the country called Ghana 🇬🇭, I ❤ my country motherghana.
@georgeafriyie18414 ай бұрын
Thank you, Lawyer 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
@amoahfrank51624 ай бұрын
Great piece🙏
@agrofeen17004 ай бұрын
I love this history class
@AwuduDamaniMusah10 күн бұрын
❤
@Purpledot3795 күн бұрын
Aaah stonebwoy sɛn. This host has spoiled the program
@stephendanquah55964 ай бұрын
Dr.Ephraim Amu was amazing
@iamfreedom52864 ай бұрын
Ahhhh dis host paaa stoneboy sen mcheeeeeeeeew
@Misty_Blow4 ай бұрын
CPP and Anokye history time
@Egbeviwo17 күн бұрын
I am sorry we are EƲES, aka Ewes and not Ayigbes.
@AKDehАй бұрын
This is a historian??, Ayigbe is not the people of the volta region, this is not a joke
@asaasare220Ай бұрын
I’m no Asante defender but I do know the Gas refer to the people as Ayigbe too no?
@asaasare220Ай бұрын
U should be ashamed of yourself nitpicking on a beautiful narrative nothing he said was contentious… shame on You
@AKDehАй бұрын
@@asaasare220 Ayi-gbe" is seen as a derogatory term. Historically, Ayi was the heir to the Ga throne during their migration from Nigeria to present-day Accra, Ghana. When they reached what is now Togo, the king left Prince Ayi with the Ga stool among the Ewes and continued westward to establish a new settlement. After the king's death in Accra, the elders sent messengers to retrieve Prince Ayi to ascend the throne. However, Ayi, having settled and intermarried with the Ewes, refused to leave. Despite several attempts to persuade him, he remained adamant. As the messengers left, the Ewes repeated “Ayi gbe,” meaning "Ayi refused," in the Mina dialect of the Ewe language, spoken by the Ga who had intermarried with the Ewes. Importantly, the Ga in Togo, known as Ayi's people, never identify as Ewe; they maintain their Ga identity and cultural practices. Notably, because they possess the stools, they must celebrate Yomowo before the Ga in Accra. Upon the messengers' return to Accra, they reported "Ayi gbe," indicating Ayi's refusal to return with the stool. This event led to the term "Ayigbe dzulor". Most people in Ga area know this history. Additionally, the people of Volta do not speak Mina, a dialect of Ewe, and they have no connection with Ayi and his Ewe cohort in present day Togo. I invite any historian to challenge my understanding. Growing up in Accra among the Ga, I was only referred to as Ayigbe during disputes-there's a longer version of "Ayigbe" in Ga that I won't mention here. Despite the conflicts of my youth, I still cherish both cultures; my nephews and cousins are named Foly, Dede, Ayite, Afotey etc.. anyone familiar with Ga culture will understand the meaning of those names. Colonialism has made us shy away from our true selves. I wrote this to shed light, not to provoke insult. a historian MUST KNOW this, I will do my best to send him my response.
@bigboysszn919524 күн бұрын
Because he said “ayigbe” he’s not a historian?are you serious ?
@AKDeh24 күн бұрын
@@bigboysszn9195 Do you know the meaning of Ayigbe?
@ElliotAsamoah-gk9zy3 ай бұрын
Gbedemah was Ghanas first finance minister under Nkrumah, you did not add that, also you didn't talk about Kotoka
@Mensah-dh3qk12 күн бұрын
He said it you should listen from when he started talking about him
@jayattipoe65973 күн бұрын
You are right, he did not mention Kotoka, who happened to have been a traitor to the Ghana's future. His name needs to be taken off the airport.
@Misty_Blow4 ай бұрын
In Togoland the Ewes and Anglo people are only around the southern part of the country please
@ernestsika9124 ай бұрын
Well done dad
@RandySobo4 ай бұрын
Host, why did you not post my comment that corrected the serious historical errors in the lawyer's presentation? British/Transvolta/Western Togoland (WTL) had NEVER been part of the Gold Coast. UN signed the Togoland Trusteeship Agreement with Britain in December 1946 as CARETAKER/ADMINISTRATOR. UN approved the WTL independence in December 1956 so it could form a POLITICAL UNION with Gold Coast at its independence. It authorised Britain to implement it. But Britain intentionally failed to do that but fraudulently told the UN she did, and then collaborated with Nkrumah to FORCEFULLY integrate WTL into Ghana. Accordinly the UN terminated the CARETAKER Agreement with Britain. The UN NEVER re-assigned WTL Territory to Ghana nor signed a new Agreement with it. So the WTL Territory remained the UN Trust Territory at Ghana's independence to date. So its indigenes(nationals) were NEVER Ghana citizens. How then did they legally participate in Gold Coast and Ghana politics? It's been an act of illegality since the 50s! Ghana is tolerating this illegality because they are collaborating with her lawless colonization of WTL nation. Can you imagine a nation just coming out of over 100 years of colonization, to then colonize another Black nation? So every Western Togolander who participated in Ghana politics to help develop that foreign nation while neglecting its own ancestral nation have been BETRAYERS and TRAITORS! EVERYBODY must take note of this. The time for Western Togoland DECOLONIZATION from Ghana is NOW!
@jayattipoe65973 күн бұрын
Calm down my brother. The bigger picture of uniting Africa is even more complicated. Any further divisions will not be a benefit to anyone, at all!
@filoakita79953 ай бұрын
I like all that he said. But please let the Volta Region be as it is. He said it himself how the Britain were taking care of the Trans-Volta Togoland still 1957. Instead of deciding properly what to do with the people, they chose a referendum and gave the land to........They say this people are Togolese. Hmmm
@giftyford23324 ай бұрын
Young people who complain just about little things should listen to Ephraim Amo story. Ephraim Amo was my father's teacher at Akropong teachers Training college.
@empressmaabena38394 ай бұрын
Max tv Biko we beg err ur station is giving us a headache oooo fix am err, it’s goes off and on why
@filoakita79953 ай бұрын
Lakpatosowo......😳😳😳
@jayattipoe65973 күн бұрын
Lakpator how! Do you mind elaborating on your accusation
@davidbrooks928011 күн бұрын
This so-called historian lied about Anlo and Peki being oart of Ghana. It is never true. Togaland existed before Gold Coast. The question is, at the time of Dutch control of Gold Coast, where was the boarder? Ghanaians should know that, the entire Greater Accra Region was part of Togoland. It was during the era of the British that they made MOU with the Ga people which eventually led to the capital of Gold Coast being from from Cape Coast to Accra. So, no one, including this narrator should not deceive people that, Anlo and Peki has been part of Ghana. This is miseducation
@edwarddanso5289Ай бұрын
What about the great Kotoka?shame and sad
@nisigateАй бұрын
Volta was added to the Idea of Ghana 24 years later Ashanti was added
@Agboka4 ай бұрын
Since when EƲƐ people had become '' Ayi gbe ( Ayikushiɛ has refused) people? There's no ethnic group in Africa known as Ewe, Ayigbe or whatever.Ewe is a female sheep in the English language. How can an ''educated'' person who claims to be a lawyer and a historian cannot know that Ayi gbe is about Ga people who went to Anexɔ to ask their king Ayikushiɛ to return to Galand after he had left with the ancient Thrown of Ga people from Ga to Anexɔ, Togo during the Ga-Akwamu wars?
@Misty_Blow4 ай бұрын
Anokye not all Trans Voltarians are Ewes
@charlesasumeng18534 ай бұрын
Abrantie waben
@davidbrooks92804 ай бұрын
It is a big miseducation to say, Anlo and Peki has been part of Ghana from generations. Every historian should speak the truth. The question is, if Anlo and Peki area was part of Gold Coast, why were those areas not included as part of Ghana in Ghana Independence Act? The lies should stop
@kwadzokpofestuskwame27554 ай бұрын
Awudome, Peki, Anlo lands were all part of the Gold Coast. These areas didn't take part in the plebiscite. They didn't take part because these areas were not of the Trans Volta Togo land. Gentleman, go back and revise your history notes or read and research for the real history.
@davidbrooks92803 ай бұрын
@kwadzokpofestuskwame2755 you don't know your history, that's why said that, Anlo was part of Gold Coast. Before the creation of Gold Coast, which was mainly the Fante area we have in Ghana, Togoland was in existence. The whole greater Accra region was part of Togoland. Go to Adidome hospital and look at marble stone laid there at the time of opening it. It was boldly written on it, Adidome British Togoland. You guys need to re-educate yourself about your history and not allow corrupt leaders among you to deceive you.
@Kingoftheimmigrants46463 ай бұрын
@@davidbrooks9280 U can go and join Togo, no one cares
@georgeandoh121Ай бұрын
@davidbrooks9280 pay attention to detail. If we say togoland or ewe land or Ivory Coast land it doesn’t mean that land is part of them. During those times, if an empire conquers another, they become part of them. Okay to cut everything short,if we say Ghana is a Britainland, it doesn’t mean Ghana is part of UK. Accra might be a togoland, but doesn’t mean Accra is part of Togo.
@delaliavemegah984718 күн бұрын
Anlos have always been part of Ghana since the onset of the country Ghana. No need to argue. You are right about Gold Coast but not Ghana.
@RandySobo4 ай бұрын
No part of British/Transvolta/Western Togoland(WTL) had ALWAYS been part of the Gold Coast, since their ancestors settled there several centuries before the Gold Coast was born in 1844 involving only the Fantes. During the German governorship of the Togoland from 1884, a German royal fraudulently and lawlessly carved out a section of Togoland as a birthday gift to his grandmother Queen Victoria, WITHOUT the knowledge and consent of the custodians. It was to serve as taxation base for the Queen. That section, known later as Volta Triangle, had been fraudulently and wrongfully referred to as Gold Coast since. Later in 1952 when Colonial Britain was restructuring WTL that was placed under its care, to TRANSVOLTA TOGOLAND(TVT), it ceded that section back to the UN Territory and it became an INTEGRAL part of the ENTIRE WTL landmass. It is rather unfortunate that through ignorance many of the descendants of the ancestors who had been robbed by this foreign royal, still regard themselves as Gold Coasters, hence Ghanaians to date, rather than throwing their anger at those who had belittled and defrauded their ancestors! But the TRUE Ghanaians seem to know their history better than they, and keep telling them the HARD TRUTH,that they are NOT part of them.
@user-gq9lz3jg8t2 ай бұрын
Is it not shameful that someone who is historian refers to ewes as ayigbe!! Who is ayigbe?
@ElliotAsamoah-gk9zy3 ай бұрын
No part of volta has been part of the gold Coast before, no part of volta signed the bond of 1844, that volta triangle which keta Peki and Anlo tongue areas were included are falsehood, they were intentionally prevented to take part in the 1956 plebicite with the assumption that they carried the majority population.
@Juniorenoch2 ай бұрын
Instead of listening clearly and learning soundly, you chose to misregard the historically sound account for cheap and empty propaganda due to your morally subversionism.
@lawrencegreen6273Ай бұрын
You badly need education. Your ignorance is legendary. Just Google old cost map.
@user-co5fb2qx3i11 күн бұрын
Bro, go lean some history. Read pls read.
@giftyford23324 ай бұрын
Why do you Rawlings on the list of these noble people of Volta Region. No he shouldn't be on the list.
@asslva3164 ай бұрын
State your dumbass ignorant reason? I will wait
@Nana_Buahen3 ай бұрын
Says who? Your bitterness is based on prejudice. Shame!
@davidboakye67893 ай бұрын
Dnt mind this individual. Wat a daft opinion. Wake-up! b4 it destroy u in every facet of yr life. As an Ashanti, my granny will tell u, if not tribalism doing den is vodooo. Repent!! God bless our home Ghana as we continually to forge ahead in unism devoid of stm lyk ds.