Sooo interesting I’ve enjoyed every bit of it Wanda, keep educating us I’m a proud African proud Ghanaian and in all a proud ewe Torgbui Thanks for sharing wisdom and history with us
Merci beaucoup since I was a child I knew that I T the wrong thing about our creator....something was telling me inside grow up search on your own. My dad was a great help may his soul find peace and real wisdom...thank you my elder...my dream is to visit Africa where I can touch the soil and speak to someone like you what a blessing it would be...again merci merci beaucoup. the young lady keeps doing this work meanwhile I will continue to look at you both on youtube videos...
I am so happy to learn from this Nobel man. He has taught me a lot. I think the Romans rather learned from us how to dress in a cloth and the jumper. And I think we are artisans because we came from Egypt and our forefathers helped build the pyramids so we have the carpentry and we have the bricklaying too not only through the Germans. I think ewe girls are genetically beautiful not only because of the way their heads are molded etc.
I disagree with him about libation that he thus not believe that it work he is wrong with that. Please try to interview Dr midawo kumordzi for more information about that
The Romans learned from Ewes, how to dress in cloth and jompa...The Kente cloth originated from us. Our Ewe Kente has been taken and copied by the Zionist Jews, and used as their traditional Jewish cloth. Afrikans are older than all other humans on this planet. Europeans crafted their religions and even wrote the Bible from experiences they had with various Afrikan tribes.
I like how Agbotadua explained everything except that because he is a christian can't explain most of the things Try Midao Kumordzi He won't hold back. pls do that for us
#UnapologeticallyErveh. Ewes and all Afrikans do not have to apologize to anybody for adhering to their traditions, customs and rituals. Let Christians hold on to the religion that was forced on us by the Colonial/Slave Masters, and let the Afrikan keep to his/her traditions/spirituality. The mistake we Afrikans make is, how we've held on to, and defend everything that is 'White-imposed' and 'oppressor-enforced', to the detriment of our own spirituality and traditional systems. I am Enyonam, a proud and defensive 'Vergbetor. Great-grand daughter of the lates Togbui Adaku Dosu IV, and grand-daughter of Fiavinyorlu Akuyo Mansa Dosu of Atorkor-Anloga. I am a Ghanaian #CulturePreservationist, #AfrikanCustomsAndTraditionAdvocate and Writer. My late Fofo was Tongu and late Danye Anlo. May they rest in Power with the Ancestors, and in peace with the Creator.
I agree, he went on to say if customs are broken it can destroy a whole state however he is willing to break some of his customs. His knowledge displayed also proves he’s aware of how park his traditions are to Christianity which he also says is another tradition but is willing to choose that other tradition which doesn’t fit into his customs. He now is destroying a state, though he is still helping.
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Sooo interesting
I’ve enjoyed every bit of it
Wanda, keep educating us
I’m a proud African proud Ghanaian and in all a proud ewe
Torgbui Thanks for sharing wisdom and history with us
Merci beaucoup since I was a child I knew that I T the wrong thing about our creator....something was telling me inside grow up search on your own. My dad was a great help may his soul find peace and real wisdom...thank you my elder...my dream is to visit Africa where I can touch the soil and speak to someone like you what a blessing it would be...again merci merci beaucoup. the young lady keeps doing this work meanwhile I will continue to look at you both on youtube videos...
Ewe's should always be proud of themselves we should tell our story this is beautiful thanks
yes, we should! ❤️🇬🇭
Beautiful, informative and inspiring episode! I learned so much! Thank you for sharing our narratives! #proudewewoman
I enjoyed this video a lot...I learned a lot....merci my Elder. I am from the Caribbean. Au revoir.
This chief is so eloquent!
I am so happy to learn from this Nobel man. He has taught me a lot. I think the Romans rather learned from us how to dress in a cloth and the jumper. And I think we are artisans because we came from Egypt and our forefathers helped build the pyramids so we have the carpentry and we have the bricklaying too not only through the Germans. I think ewe girls are genetically beautiful not only because of the way their heads are molded etc.
I hope Togbui ,you passed on ur wisdom and the ewe history to people before you depart,
I disagree with him about libation that he thus not believe that it work he is wrong with that. Please try to interview Dr midawo kumordzi for more information about that
Keep it up.....i am proud to be Anlo
Proud No.9
same 😊
Very interesting subjects. Thank you for the education
Great interview
Togbui pls try to be using the original calabash,
The Romans learned from Ewes, how to dress in cloth and jompa...The Kente cloth originated from us. Our Ewe Kente has been taken and copied by the Zionist Jews, and used as their traditional Jewish cloth.
Afrikans are older than all other humans on this planet. Europeans crafted their religions and even wrote the Bible from experiences they had with various Afrikan tribes.
I'm enjoying this vid as far as it about ewe
There are some of the answers cannot be explained in public.
I like how Agbotadua explained everything except that because he is a christian can't explain most of the things
Try Midao Kumordzi
He won't hold back. pls do that for us
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Are the Anlos Eveher people and who are the Yehveher, are all these Ewe/Evehr etc people, I am confused?
yes
Great #.
#UnapologeticallyErveh.
Ewes and all Afrikans do not have to apologize to anybody for adhering to their traditions, customs and rituals. Let Christians hold on to the religion that was forced on us by the Colonial/Slave Masters, and let the Afrikan keep to his/her traditions/spirituality. The mistake we Afrikans make is, how we've held on to, and defend everything that is 'White-imposed' and 'oppressor-enforced', to the detriment of our own spirituality and traditional systems.
I am Enyonam, a proud and defensive 'Vergbetor.
Great-grand daughter of the lates Togbui Adaku Dosu IV, and grand-daughter of Fiavinyorlu Akuyo Mansa Dosu of Atorkor-Anloga.
I am a Ghanaian #CulturePreservationist, #AfrikanCustomsAndTraditionAdvocate and Writer. My late Fofo was Tongu and late Danye Anlo. May they rest in Power with the Ancestors, and in peace with the Creator.
I agree, he went on to say if customs are broken it can destroy a whole state however he is willing to break some of his customs. His knowledge displayed also proves he’s aware of how park his traditions are to Christianity which he also says is another tradition but is willing to choose that other tradition which doesn’t fit into his customs. He now is destroying a state, though he is still helping.
I also play defenses everywhere I go.Long live Ewe.Long live Anlor
Good morning
No the Roman’s copy from