Diallo Sumbry Reveals the Shocking History of Ghana's Adinkra Symbols and MORE

In this episode, Diallo Sumbry shares #GhanaHistory, his experiences growing up, his deep love for Africa, intriguing fun facts about the Adinkra symbols, and much more.
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[@Spy1tv]

That’s my brother in law Diallo SUMBRY .. greetings 🙏🙏🙏

[@user-lj2hh9de5i]

Wow Spot on about AdinkrahaWwuY28udWtYBAAAARA~

[@sampsondjonorh4987]

Excellent conversation. God bless.

[@AkwaabaApp]

Thank you so much 🤩

[@KK-jh4yd]

Watched it 3X . So inspiring 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@oseiosei6649]

I have noticed that the decolonization of the colonizer’s ‘God’ is the hardest thing that Ghanians are having trouble letting go off.

[@AkwaabaApp]

So many layers of this conversation

[@py20]

What's the "colonizer's God" and how will a decolonized version look like?

[@philtymcnasty9994]

@12:10 Mr. Diallo, aka Nana Baakopɛ, is banged on, on the meaning and origin of adinkra symbols. The word adinkra means departing messages. Not only for when someone is dead and departing this life, but also about last minute messages and conversations, people have with their loved ones and relationships, before they embark on a journey. Basically it’s about good bye messages. Cheers 🙏

[@AkwaabaApp]

Really Insightful ... Learning so much 😊

[@ernestadjei3318]

Great Conversation!!!!

[@AkwaabaApp]

Thank you😍

[@TheAdinkraGroup]

Thank you for the opportunity.

[@AkwaabaApp]

Thank you so much for this great and insightful conversation🙏