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The Majesty of North Ntrubo: Celebrating the Distinguished Leadership of HRM Degbengyoo Obirikitibi Amnadu Okordie, North Ntrubohene (Deloohene).

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  His Royal Majesty Degbengyoo Obirikitibi Amnadu Okordie, the North Ntrubohene (Deloohene), stands as the distinguished Paramount Chief and revered traditional leader of North Ntrubo in the Nkwanta South Municipality of the Oti Region. The Majesty of North Ntrubo The Paramount Traditional Authority As the North Ntrubohene (Deloohene), His Royal Majesty occupies the highest traditional

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FIA-KEDI FESTIVAL OF DELOOSE (DELOO PEOPLE) CELEBRATED BETWEEN JULY AND SEPTEMBER

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Fia–Kedi (meaning eating of new yam), is the annual yam festival of the Deloo/Delo (Ntrubo) people of the Nkwanta South Municipality in the Oti Region. Celebrated at Bontibor, the traditional capital and spiritual centre of the North Ntrubo Traditional Area and Ntrubo Traditional Area, the festival marks the beginning of the new yam harvest and

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People of Bontibor Are Frustrated and Disappointed in Oti Regional Minister as a Sturdy Metal Bridge Project Stalls

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    Bontibor, a town located in the Oti Region under Nkwanta South Municipality, has been eagerly waiting for a promised bridge project to be completed.  The residents were promised a sturdy metal bridge by the Oti Regional Minister, John Kwadwo Gyapong, that would last longer than the previous one.  However, as time passes, the

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Bontibor residents petition MCE over poor bridge construction

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Residents of Bontibor, a farming community in the Nkwanta South Municipality of the Oti Region, have petitioned the Municipal Chief Executive (MCE), Joseph Antwi Awal, over concerns about the quality of construction on a bridge linking their area to Salifu-Krom. [fvplayer id=”5″] The bridge, described by residents as a crucial route for farmers and traders,

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REQUEST FOR URGENT INTERVENTION TO STOP SHODDY REPAIRS ON BONTIBOR GYELE BRIDGE

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Dear Hon. MP (Geoffrey Kini (PhD)), Dear Hon. MCE (Joseph Antwi), Good evening, Hon. MP and Hon. MCE! [fvplayer id=”1″] I trust you and your families are doing great. I also believe you are on top of affairs in the municipality despite the despicable slaughter of the retired teacher at Keri a few days ago.

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FULL PROMISE FROM JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA TO THE PEOPLE IN BREWENIASE IN THE OTI REGION

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Former President and NDC flag bearer John Dramani Mahama’s visit to Breweniase in the Oti Region has sparked a wave of optimism among the residents as he made a full promise to uplift the community. The promise made during his visit encompasses a spectrum of developmental initiatives aimed at enhancing the livelihoods of the people

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Days in Deloo

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There are six days comprising a week in Deloo, which rotate backwards in line with Kpebunwee, when aligned with the seven days (of a week) in the Gregorian Calendar. Kpenbunwee is the day set aside by Deloose (people of Deloo) to worship their tribal deity, Kpebu at Bontibor. Coincidentally, Kpassa market day also falls on

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Delo Names

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Delo Names 1. Amordela 2. Mandela 3. Dabenan 4. Tedeyo 5. Fanekɛ 6. Dakide 7. Menaayaa 8. Okpue na man 9. Dokakyen 10. Daayaana 11. Ɔkɛman 12. Dzondela 13. Amortidela 14. Ɔyeafaman 15. Edeesina 16. Esena 17. Besena 18. Nsena 19. Ɔsena 20. Nyansena 21. Baalebu 22. Walandei 23. Manyaana 24. Banyaana 25. Gyaewalan 26.

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