Kuga Naa

Kuga Naa (ɓiyleydaagu: Kuɣu Naa, wiyetee ko Ku u Naa) ko mawɗo e nder suudu Yaa Naa, e nder Laamu Dagbon to worgo leydi Ganaa,^[1] e hooreejo goomu terɗe nayo, ko kamɓe ngoni laamɓe... Dagbon. Kuga Naa hannde wiyetee ko Abdulaay Aadama II.^[2] Laamɓe Dagbon ko kamɓe ngoni gardiiɗo doosgal leydi Dagbon, tawi Kuga Naa ina woni hunduko oracle suɓoowo Yaa Naa keso. Laamɓe keddiiɓe ɓee ko Tugurinam e Gomli; ɓeen kadi ko laamɓe to galle laamorɗo Gbewaa, e Gushei Naa; mawɗo Gushegu oo.^[3] Kuɣu Naa gadano oo ko miñiiko Naa Sitobu. Caggal makko, hono no laamɗo keddiiɗo oo nii, ooɗoo biro ko ndonu.

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↑ Apoh, Wazi; Lundt, Bea (2013). Germany and Its West African Colonies: "excavations" of German Colonialism in Post-colonial Times (in Engeleere). LIT Verlag Münster. ISBN 9783643903037.
↑ "Head of Andani family now new Dagbon overlord" (in Engeleere). Retrieved 2019-02-06.
↑ MacGaffey, Wyatt (2013). Chiefs, Priests, and Praise-singers: History, Politics, and Land Ownership in Northern Ghana (in Engeleere). University of Virginia Press. ISBN 9780813933863.

[1] Apoh, Wazi; Lundt, Bea (2013). Germany and Its West African Colonies: "excavations" of German Colonialism in Post-colonial Times (in Engeleere). LIT Verlag Münster. ISBN 9783643903037.

[2] "Head of Andani family now new Dagbon overlord" (in Engeleere). Retrieved 2019-02-06.

[3] MacGaffey, Wyatt (2013). Chiefs, Priests, and Praise-singers: History, Politics, and Land Ownership in Northern Ghana (in Engeleere). University of Virginia Press. ISBN 9780813933863.

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