Friday, August 28, 2015

Hassan Mohammed on Curate Tamale

Twelfth Edition

Curate Tamale 28th August,2015.

Experiencing the Northern Region of Ghana through individual stories.



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Bio
Hassan is a third year Computer Science student at the University of Development Studies. He is an avid reader and super tech savvy. The library is his favorite place to hangout. 

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Tweets of Curator
Dasiba. Anshumaa. Good morning Ghana! I'm Hassan Mohammed and I'm your curator for today.

Dasiba n Anshumaa are morning greetings in Dagbani n Gonja, respectively. U respond by saying Naa...and Awoo for the latter.

Interestingly, "Naa" is the only way you respond to greetings in Dagbani, anytime of the day.With Gonja, its always "Awoo"

Tamale is not just inhabited by Dagombas or Northerners. Its a cosmopolitan city with people from all parts of Ghana.

There's a peaceful atmosphere for the coexistence of all these ethnic groups. Inter-ethic tolerance is the order of the day.

Inter-ethnic conflicts? Not a thing to worry about. "Nangban' yini" is a phrase you'll definitely hear often when in Tamale.

Nangban' yini literally means "1 mouth" With that, UNITY and TOLERANCE come to mind and that's exactly what the phrase means.

Speaking of unity, that's what's gonna happen in my tummy b/n the koko and bread I'm taking for breakfast Y'all are invited!

We don't just live to eat. Exercise too! A state of the art gym is in the stadium. Sign up

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Breaking the negative stereotypes in 140 characters or less at a time. :-)

Are you new in Tamale? Don't worry, we don't bite. The people of the North set the standards of hospitality in GH.

The Dagomba man is not greedy at all.In fact, custom demands he kills a fat cock 🐓 to prepare chicken soup for his visitors.

And if you ever thought the people of Northern Gh as backward, you gotta re-think. Check this out👇
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Don't be shocked when you come across a kid in Tamale who's very fluent in the English lang. Its very normal here. We❤educ.

Communication is nothing to worry about when in my city. Just speak English, we'll sort you out.

Miss me? I'm just back from the mosque. Couldn't wish you guys Jummah Mubarak before leaving. Was running late.

Better late than never. Jummah Mubarak. Have a blessed Friday!

We are living in a world where morals are slowly dying out. Come to Tamale. The People still place a premium on moral values.

Modesty in dress code, respect for the elderly...Matter of fact, we squat to greet the elderly in our society.

You can travel from one end of Tamale to the other, literally. With no hustle at all! Not because the city is small...

Transportation is not a problem within this city. And I'm not talking trotro, I'm talking taxis. Real nice ones.

I'm trying to run home before this rain intensifies, I'm gonna have to ride my little mapuka like a sport bike.

And Yes! The women are so brave, they ride motor bikes. The mapuka is their favorite.

Mapuka is just a nickname given to a certain category of motor bikes. Picture coming soon!


You've gotta love Tamale women. Now those are mapuka bikes👇
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If you're quite the shopaholic, I got good news for you. You can still enjoy your hobby in Tamale...

Melcom, Forsmuel, Quality 1st, Somovision...yes we have them all. They're open for the Window shoppers too.

And if you're the tech geek, there are phone and PC shops in and around the city. NextDoor, Office Point, Sabonkudi et a l

What's more? There's a Samsung showroom in the same building with the Post Office and a new Apple center opposite adjacent Wooden Restaurant.

is so much fun. I don't wanna stop. If you also want to curate, just mention in your tweets. We'll contact you!

And this is how I draw the curtains. "Indeed with every difficulty comes ease" Quran 94:6.

"Ti kuma ni puhi vari libigi da'kabiriba" will translate that for you! Have a blissful weekend! Assalamu-alaikum.

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Friday, August 21, 2015

Abdul Raafi Mohammed on Curate Tamale


Eleventh Edition


Curate Tamale 21st August,2015.

Experiencing the Northern Region of Ghana through individual stories.

Abdul Raafi Mohammed
Abdul Raafi
Bio
Abdul Raafi Mohammed is the host of Business Index, an MC, an activist & advocate, an actor, a director, a writer andnd Public Relations Officer of PA of Coordinator at Countrywise Ghana

Follow him on Twitter: @

Raafi blogs at rafiufishbone.blogspot.com


Tweets of Curator
Hello ladies and gentlemen, my name is Abdul Raafi Mohammed. And I am your curator for Today.

I am a co host of business index, a TV program currently in pre production, I'm the production assistant of showing on
                       
Public Relations manager Klass Multimedia, thus And the coordinator for Countrywise Ghana. I am a director, actor, writer, MC

I was born in spent most of my childhood in &the rest is


Meet the women of my life.. My mom and kid sisters, they are twins.
  
Raafi's mother
Raafi's sisters

It's a wet Friday morning in Tamale..  
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Meet the lovely people of East Gonja.. They are mainly farmers and herbal doctors. 
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Welcome to Damongo How many of you have been to the mole park in Damongo.. 
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 The mole park in Damongo has a very comfortable relaxing place after a long sight-seeing of wild life.


                         
Place for relaxation in Damongo

Poultry farm at savelgu. Savelugu is located on the road   

                               
Poultry Farm in Savelugu
 Meet Madam Amina a gender specialist.She encourage chiefs and men to give women access to land to farm                                                                     Mind blowing exhibition at , there is no doubt northern is a hub of beautiful culture                                     
Let's take a trip to upper west another place of interesting cultures and ethnic groups. 
                              

Greetings from Botanga irrigation site in Kumbungu in the northern region

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Say hello to the people of Bimbilla. I pray they resolve the conflict there. Together we can go higher    
                                      
Bilpela Naa sends his greetings to you all   

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Bilpel' Naa

Somo Damba in tamale.. A festival one must witness
 
                       
These are the wall of my grandma's room.. She loves art. My co worker met her in person
                                

The first day we began production of the show I host.It's Business Index.Want to know more about foreign exchange. 
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I'm not trying to boast but I rock in all cloths be it traditional,uniform,western


I will end here.I hope u all enjoy the best of       

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Friday, August 7, 2015

Ebenezer Kelly Harunah on Curate Tamale

Tenth Edition


Curate Tamale 7th August,2015.

Experiencing the Northern Region of Ghana through individual stories.

Ebenezer
Bio
Ebenezer Kelly Harunah is a level 300 Biochemistry student of the University of Development Studies, Navrongo Campus and a proud member of the Psalmist Tamale Chapter.

Follow him on Twitter: @Arcane_Kelly

Tweets from Curator


Ti maasim Tamale Nima My name is Harunah Ebenezer. Join me as we tour the Northern Region

I'm literally one you will call an indegene of this city, I was born at the Regional Hospital on Monday, 18th of July, 20+ years ago..

The absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence..need evidence on something you heard through the grapevine? Let's talk


Tamale is the capital of northern region, and is occupied by the Dagomba people. It has a capacity of just over 350,000 people

Tamale is very fertile and as such acts as the food basket providing yams, meat and cereals to the whole of the nation

My backyard garden ...
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Tamale is reputed as being one of the cities in the whole of West Africa that is fast growing.


Tamale was voted three consecutive times by Ghana Tourist Board as the cleanest city in Ghana Tamale

The place is inhabited by people that are very hospitable and warm and have a great respect for traditional political system

Tamale is the city in which there is a perfect architectural blend of modern and traditional buildings ~Gariba Lodge
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Gariba Lodge

You can find hospitable and comfortable guest houses like MA-S in Tamale. 
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Beautiful places to lodge in Tamale

The city also has a well developed road network that connects it to other regions, cities and towns in the country.

As a whole however, the city has over 742 schools, which makes it the center of education in the northern part of Ghana.

For the nocturnals, King David is a cool place to hangout.. 
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King David ( a pub in Tamale)

It's truly been a pleasure helping you know and understand Tamale, Ghana better. You can follow me on Arcane_Kelly.

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