Excellent Educational content Kanya. Please carry on in your purpose. We appreciate your hard work. We appreciate you. Happy New Year Kanya! God Bless. xx
Wow i am an Ashanti from Ghana and the similarities are seriously true. We are matriarchal here even the Ba (child) means the same in Twi here. It’s just so sad colonialism has divided us up so much that it feels we are differentiated by our adopted languages (French and English) rather than be United by our historical traditional culture
I visited a few different parts of Africa and the villages in Africa this is one of the I seen with my own eye🥺🥺what awesome people I met despite conditions and very spiritual 😔🤲🤲one day I will return to visit inshallah
So you say "Abla Poku" we say "Abena Poku" Abena is the name given to a female born on Tuesday. Unfortunately most Ghanaians even among Ashanti's don't know the powerful history of the great queen "Abla Poku" we are one long live the King
Very interesting and insightful content! looking forward to the jewelry making video, may the Lord enlarge your territory so that you may reach all objectives and purpose ahead
What a man are saying is true, am ivorian am not a baoulé , am beté we located in west ivory coast and my ethnic background come from Liberia , cool vlog my daughter keep doing more video , happy new year xx
The issues with Native African tribalism are mostly related to the ways in which individuals often misinterpret the meanings for both 'tribe' and 'race'. Any of those groups which comprise a people must do so on the basis of an ethnology that underpins the core cultural and traditional perspectives of a native race, or several of its variants, with them having the ability to authorize the reverence owed to a unified tribe. Therefore, such a tribal order respects and honors all of those racial aspects with regard to any given chieftaincy.
Je suis heureuse de la prise de conscience qui s opère de nos jours. Tous mes compliments a vous qui sucitez l envie de savoir qui nous sommes dans ce concert des nations car il bon de savoir son histoire de se connaitre soi meme. Apprenons à embrasser notre propre culture et la valoriser. Etre fier de qui nous sommes car nous ne serons jamais l autre. C est une richesse de savoir autre culture, mais un imperatif de connaitre sa propre culture, et surtout sa la langue maternelle. Il n est jamais tard de bien faire. Toutes les nations ont leur specificité c est à la notre dont nous devons nous ateler maintenant.
Hello kali it's my country but I'm currently living in France! I wanted to ask you what do you think of the quality of the paved roads, and is there access from a paved area?
I’m very sad that how they broke away from Ghana and how they threaten her and she ended up having to sacrifice her son in the end still trying to protect him smh 🤦🏽♀️
@@KanyaKali he meant to say it would be a great honour to eat like us and those that have come before us than to eat in the custom of those from other lands. Any which way you want to eat is still welcome. Amazing video
Not all of them Baoule is like Fanti with different group , The Queen Abla pokou people are the Assabou they are the royal clans , they are from kumassi , But appart from them they have other groups , And is not only Baoule we have in Côte d’ivoire , we have Bono , Agni ( aowin) , Nzema and Lagoon-kwa tribes.
Abena Pokua founded Baole and she was an Ashanti princess.Currently the King of Baole is from Abena Pokua lineage that makes them Ashanti's.Beside we are not talking about other groups but only Baole
I know but Baoule is a group of different soubgroup eventhough Abla pokou founded the kingdom , the kingdom is not only ashanti people , they have different origins thanks.
Excellent Educational content Kanya. Please carry on in your purpose. We appreciate your hard work. We appreciate you. Happy New Year Kanya! God Bless. xx
Thank you for the well wishes Melissa! Happy New Year to you too. xx
Wow i am an Ashanti from Ghana and the similarities are seriously true. We are matriarchal here even the Ba (child) means the same in Twi here. It’s just so sad colonialism has divided us up so much that it feels we are differentiated by our adopted languages (French and English) rather than be United by our historical traditional culture
Greetings to you from your Asante cousin ✌️ in Ghana 🇬🇭
Nice history much love from ghana🇬🇭
Thank you ❤️
I visited a few different parts of Africa and the villages in Africa this is one of the I seen with my own eye🥺🥺what awesome people I met despite conditions and very spiritual 😔🤲🤲one day I will return to visit inshallah
inshallah
Ashanties are truly Powerful
We are with you spiritually . I hope God will give you strength to push harder and allow this channel to grow
Thank you. I really appreciate that.
So you say "Abla Poku" we say "Abena Poku" Abena is the name given to a female born on Tuesday. Unfortunately most Ghanaians even among Ashanti's don't know the powerful history of the great queen "Abla Poku" we are one long live the King
It's Abenaa Pokuaa
Long live the Ashanti Kingdom
Where is her burial ground if she died in the mid-1700s?
Beautiful!! I love African History
Thank you Cole.
Very interesting and insightful content! looking forward to the jewelry making video, may the Lord enlarge your territory so that you may reach all objectives and purpose ahead
Thank very much Carla. This is such a touching and encouraging message. I'm hoping for the same 😊
What a man are saying is true, am ivorian am not a baoulé , am beté we located in west ivory coast and my ethnic background come from Liberia , cool vlog my daughter keep doing more video , happy new year xx
Thank you Eugene. I'm glad you enjoyed the vlog. I hope you enter the new year on a positive note!!
Bete are not from Liberia but they part of the Kru/ Krou who spread to Liberia , Côte d’Ivoire , Sierra Leone and Burkina Faso
WOW another interesting video, thanks Kanya.
Thank you for watching 😊
The issues with Native African tribalism are mostly related to the ways in which individuals often misinterpret the meanings for both 'tribe' and 'race'. Any of those groups which comprise a people must do so on the basis of an ethnology that underpins the core cultural and traditional perspectives of a native race, or several of its variants, with them having the ability to authorize the reverence owed to a unified tribe. Therefore, such a tribal order respects and honors all of those racial aspects with regard to any given chieftaincy.
Enjoy all the adventures Kay, absolutely enjoying all the content with the interesting facts! 💫💯
Thanks Nira ❤️
So insightful! Thanks for sharing.
Enkosi mntase ❤️. Appreciate it
Great content, well done Kanya Kali.
Thank you very much 🙏🏾
Je suis heureuse de la prise de conscience qui s opère de nos jours. Tous mes compliments a vous qui sucitez l envie de savoir qui nous sommes dans ce concert des nations car il bon de savoir son histoire de se connaitre soi meme. Apprenons à embrasser notre propre culture et la valoriser. Etre fier de qui nous sommes car nous ne serons jamais l autre. C est une richesse de savoir autre culture, mais un imperatif de connaitre sa propre culture, et surtout sa la langue maternelle. Il n est jamais tard de bien faire. Toutes les nations ont leur specificité c est à la notre dont nous devons nous ateler maintenant.
aaaah merci beaucoup Rose pour les mots d'encouragement.
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Hello kali it's my country but I'm currently living in France! I wanted to ask you what do you think of the quality of the paved roads, and is there access from a paved area?
Hi Koffi. Are you talking about Abidjan or other districts as well?
Is Abena poku akan name
Abena pokua... In the ashanti history
Yes. Abla=Abena (Tuesday born) Poku, Opoku or Pokou is Akan name too.
I’m very sad that how they broke away from Ghana and how they threaten her and she ended up having to sacrifice her son in the end still trying to protect him smh 🤦🏽♀️
Are Baule and the Anufos the same people
Abena poku not abla pokou
Oh that's interesting to hear. I wonder why her name is known as Abla Pokou. Do you know?
@@KanyaKali influence of the french dialect spelling
@@michaelansah6726 Thank you Michael. It's helpful when someone actually educates.
Nope it really is Abla pokou yes she was a queen from the Ashanti kingdom but founded the Baoule kingdom hence the difference in spelling.
It would have been great if you had eaten with your hands. If you want to be traditional.
I normally just follow what the people around me are doing. If they are eating with their hands, I do the same. If not, I don't.
@@KanyaKali he meant to say it would be a great honour to eat like us and those that have come before us than to eat in the custom of those from other lands. Any which way you want to eat is still welcome. Amazing video
They are Guans , they are not asantes why none of them speak twi ?
They are Ashanti's and even their culture and names sound the same as Ashanti's
Not all of them Baoule is like Fanti with different group , The Queen Abla pokou people are the Assabou they are the royal clans , they are from kumassi , But appart from them they have other groups , And is not only Baoule we have in Côte d’ivoire , we have Bono , Agni ( aowin) , Nzema and Lagoon-kwa tribes.
Abena Pokua founded Baole and she was an Ashanti princess.Currently the King of Baole is from Abena Pokua lineage that makes them Ashanti's.Beside we are not talking about other groups but only Baole
I know but Baoule is a group of different soubgroup eventhough Abla pokou founded the kingdom , the kingdom is not only ashanti people , they have different origins thanks.
It’s true their language is more similar to guan people. But they are a mixture of different groups Akans included