Asafo Flags
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Asafo flags, locally called "frankaa", are paraded on festive occasions by men's "military" companies among the Fante people of coastal Ghana. The imagery asserts the wealth and power of the company and challenges its rivals, often through an associated proverb. The flags were made from thin flimsy imported cloth and the effect of being hung outside for days at a time in all weathers and repeated
This stone nog structure in Anomabo is an old temperance cistern which was constructed by King Ghartey IV.
It historically functioned as the first waterworks system in the Gold Coast.
Anomabo has a great history and we need to preserve our history 🇬ðŸ‡
If you are a real Fante you would know this section of the Accra-Cape Coast Road 😀
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