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If you check and your brother or sister belongs to any of these listed clans, one important message to take home is that you cannot marry each other! The ancient bonds of kinship run too deep across these settlements , making intermarriage strictly off-limits.

Let the family debates begin in the comments on who is closely tied to whom.

The roots of run deep. Every great community has a beginning, and for the Bassaries of the Tatale Sanguli district, that legacy traces back to two remarkable men.

Meet (the 🦷 man and his visionary son, ( where did I fish 🎣 this from) the founder of Kadin. Together, these tall, proud local Bassari pioneers laid the groundwork for what has beautifully blossomed into eight thriving settlements

1.Bijoomanbe
2.Bibaajeebi
3.Gbongbongnu
4.Punjoye
5.Bakuo-Togo
6.Naawuli-Kandin (Lignui)-Nyooyemeyabe
7.Kubungnu-niyabe
8.Liwaachule

As proud of the Bisaayinbi Bassaries, the true "People of the Farm," the people of Kandin speak the unique Paeke nPae tongue.

Language here tells a story all on its own. For instance, how you say "Tatale" marks who you are

Utaapuja says LiTatale
UPiitiJa says DeTatale
Ukandinja says eTatale

Through it all, they fiercely cherish their culture, honor ancestors like UBaanlaja who poured the sacred libations, and stay deeply connected to their roots to preserve this heritage.

To anyone from Kandin or the wider Bassari family Where are you checking in from today? Drop your settlement name below and let’s see who is related to who! 👇✨

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The Kandin story Episode 1
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We will talk about Kandin this evening be prepared and check your facts before I preach

Good morning
Today is Tatale market go and get foodstuffs cheaper

Together we rise!
Nnabiki daan Baasaal

Rof is standing by to assist dance 💃 this September

The appalling and predatory attitude of police officers and customs officials at checkpoints who display a troubling lack of professionalism by aggressively extorting traders and charging duties on goods that have already been legally cleared at the border is making petty trade exceptionally difficult for our mothers and sisters who cross into Togo to source basic items, turning a simple journey of survival into a daily struggle just to feed and protect their families.

How can she pay 500 cedis for just 2 bags of used cloths how mush is her trading capital and how much profit is on this ?

Must you not apply the humanity in u
Am not just writing
I was in the car last checkpoint into Tamale
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