A member of a West African ethnic group primarily found in Ghana and northern regions, known for their distinct language and cultural traditions.
The term refers to both the Dagomba people and their region in West Africa. The word has Akan and other regional language origins, and reflects the complex ethnic and linguistic geography of the Guinea savanna region.
The Dagomba people developed a sophisticated royal court system and musical traditions—their talking drums could actually transmit complex messages across distances, making them pioneers of long-distance communication.
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