Major Ethnic groups in Cote d'Ivoire (Ivory coast) and their peculiarities
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- Colonial powers called the stretch of the West African coastline the Ivory Coast due to the massive amounts of ivory that made it from Central Africa to the ports at the shore.
So who are the people of Cote d'Ivoire?
The Akans sailed to central Africa? I certainly believe it ! A lot of languages around that area have a Akan flare from the Ijaw to the Fang I definitely think we went there !
Interesting to learn about Ivoirian tribes
The first president in ghana was also an nzema akan.
I’m from Ghana but I can see my the similarities. I really don’t like colonization. They distroyed our beautiful and untouched culture. Let Ghana and Ivory Coast come together to be one country.
And what would you name the country
Founder nd queen mother of the bouale tribe in ivory coast was an ashanti queen mother from ghana. Almost half of ivory coast are akan people.
Founder of Ivory Coast an ashanti queen mother from Ghana ? Go back read your history book properly and come back
@@yannickdakaud6373 ok. Since u know everything. Where did the founder come from?
That maybe true but a real Ivorian knows that our culture is an Equal blend of all of them 🇨🇮
@@yannickdakaud6373 nana ofori did not said the queen mother (Abla Pokou) was founder of Ivory Coast but the Boule subgroup of Akan. They are originally Ashantis from Ghana. Furthermore, it is true that almost half of the Ivorians are Akans (41.1 %).
The Northern Eastern province of Ivory Coast (Gur speakers), kingdom of Bouna, was founded by Dagombas, their king was named Bouna. And today, the Regional capital is name after Bounkani. They speak and dress like Dagombas in northern Ghana. The king was a father to Dagomba king called Yaa Naa Daligu Damda in 14th century, and they occupy northern east Ivory Coast today.
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That's was really great ..it's all true...really nice job...
As part of the Akan's ethnic groups, I will like to identify one from Liberia which is most likely the Grebo tribe. It is spoken just like the first President's tribe.
Love this history ☺️🙏
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Bouna people, they are mainly in Bounkani region in Zanzan district. Or you added them in Gur tribe?
The mande ethnic groups in ivory coast are the Dioula, Mandinka and Bambara.
In Liberia, Kpelle, kissi, Mendé Lorma, Gbandi, Mandingo, Vai, Gola and I this more are Mandé blood line
@@Duwor yeah, I'm aware, some of those ones you mentioned are also present in guinea (especially Mandingo and kpelle)
In my country Nigeria, the few Mande ethnic groups include: kyenga, shagawa, bussa, etc. they are concentrated mainly in the north, but their respective languages are now quite extinct and most of them speak Hausa language in place of their respective Mande languages.
@@solomonosemeke2761 there use to be Mandkinkas in Nigeria no way !
@@mahalo675 I didn't say "Mandinka" people specifically, I said some MANDE SUBGROUPS are in northern Nigeria such as the Kyenga, Bussa and Shargawa people. These people are extinct Mande groups. They are concentrated Mainly in Bauchi and Sokoto states of Nigeria Google them up by typing "list of Mande people or groups" to confirm.
Ancient Groups of my people!? Ase Ase Amen
The Northern Eastern province of Ivory Coast (Gur speakers), kingdom of Bouna, was founded by Dagombas, their king was named Bouna. And today, the Regional capital is name after Bounkani. They speak and dress like Dagombas in northern Ghana. The king was a father to Dagomba king called Yaa Naa Daligu Damda in 14th century, and they occupy northern east Ivory Coast today. Ivory coast, Togo and Burkina Faso share similar tribes with Ghana but name difference. Sometimes are directly related but derogatory names would confused you.
Really, then I'm also a grandson of Yaa Naa ,please tell me more I speak koulango bouna is my ancestor's home ❤❤❤
There are definitely more than 14k Bete people. I know this because I’m one of them. Otherwise great job 🇨🇮
I have a question. Now that we have cyberspace, we should be able to come together and solve the questions of native born africans who were enslaved and brought to the US. So if you have any speculation, please comment. Broteer Furro was a slave that was born in either Guinea or Near present-day Ghana. He gave his father's name as Saugm Furro and a location or tribe called, "Dukkandarra." Scholars have not been able to confirm a tribe or the place in question. I know there is a Ouagadougou in Ivory Coast, I wonder if perhaps it could have been from there?
How do you make a connection between "Dukkandara" and "Ouagadougou"? They do not sound alike at all
The bete tribe have been living in that area of ivory cost for thousands of years and they currently have 5 million people including the ones in Liberia as well not 400,000 thousand people.
Many African countries will need to prepare for an influx of North American people soon. As condition’s throughout North America continue to deteriorate, the common hard working people there will need to go somewhere. I myself am from Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada and I hope to be settled in Abidjan, Ivory Coast later this year.
The Akans constituting the majority of Cote D'Ivoire's population explains why it is said Meiway, the Ivorien singer, has Ghanian kinship of sorts
You didn’t talk about the man tribe
you did that
How about Nafaara
Nafaara Nzmaa are part of Akans family
Yes but apparently the nzima people are part of Ghana even though they are in the middle
Cote d Ivoire West Africa
We are the Anyin
The Akans are about 42% not 32% !
The attie south eastern tribe.
Where is the Bambara djoula?
Same as mande.
Soooo Many wrong Infos.....omg.
Baoule are Guans like most of Akan in ivory coast
.Nzema
.Anyi
.Aboure
and others.
Some of those people are in Ghana , Togo , Benin and even in Nigeria they some of them have been Akanised for a long period of time by the Akwamus and others Akan but they refused to speak twi and they go they indepance from Akan.
Akans assimilated with Guans and there is a lot of similarities in the language and they share cultural and traditional practices.
@@Many9938w9wyeah Agni Baoulé , Nzema , Fanti was more influanced by guans in they languages
Some Misinformation
côte d’ivoire is pronounced kody-vw-are