Nanumba, Nunuma in Ghana  Joshua Project has identified the
Nanumba only in Ghana        Largest Religion  Main Language
Profile Source: Bethany World Prayer Center  Introduction /
History  The Nanumba are located in eastern Ghana, primarily in
the northern part of the Bimbila district, between the White
Volta and Oti Rivers. Their language, also called Nanumba, is
identical to a Gur language known as Dagbani. Many Nanumba also
speak Hausa as a language of trade.  Although Nanumba claims to
be an independent state, it has always been closely associated
with its more powerful sister-state, Dagomba. Due to tribal
wars, especially with the Konkomba, the population of Nanumba
has recently been reduced significantly. In 1981, the Nanumba
voted for the union of British Togo with Ghana and won, sending
resentful, angry Konkomba across the border without farmlands.
However, the inter-ethnic war cost the Nanumba hundreds of
lives. Today, there is still dissension between the two tribes.
More recently, there have bee