A short thread on our coastal heritage: the…

A short thread on our coastal heritage: the forts, the fishing lore, and the family compounds that shaped who we are today.

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10 responses to “A short thread on our coastal heritage: the…”

  1. Gifty Osabutey Avatar
    Gifty Osabutey

    The elders really carried a lot of knowledge. We must record more of this.

  2. Naa Mamle Tettey Avatar
    Naa Mamle Tettey

    Bookmarked. Showing this to my children tonight.

  3. Samuel Osabutey Avatar
    Samuel Osabutey

    Respect. Our stories survive because people like you keep telling them.

  4. Naa Ashalley Avatar
    Naa Ashalley

    This is exactly the kind of history we need documented properly.

  5. Nii Ayi Ankrah Avatar
    Nii Ayi Ankrah

    Which area is this from? I want to compare with my family’s version.

  6. Nii Aryee Avatar
    Nii Aryee

    Please write a book when you have enough of these. I will be first in line.

  7. Nii Kpakpo Avatar
    Nii Kpakpo

    History like this should be taught in schools, not hidden in family memories.

  8. Jonathan Osabutey Avatar
    Jonathan Osabutey

    I learned something today. Thank you for sharing.

  9. Cephas Odjidja Avatar
    Cephas Odjidja

    My grandfather told a similar story — different town, same lesson.

  10. Nene Teye Odjidja Avatar
    Nene Teye Odjidja

    Good question — let me find out and reply properly.

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