The Kusasis-A Short Histroy (2)

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a feYL Gb~bi.nga-Kusa.sis.
spread over to Sinneb~a from.
Zongoiri, and in the north round Bawku there were. some.
J{usa,sia who had coma from Yuiga..
But by far the most.
nUlll6rOus. were the Nabnamb§s, who li vec1 on the lands whioh.
a.re. now divided up into BinduI'i. Kugr1, Tempane. and Vlokambo.
TheBe. Nabnambaa tra.ae their ancestry to the i'rafra. town of
Hangod! where tha fabdama liVe..
in their own language. as. Nabraba J
Thesa Nabdams are known
and Nabnamba. is. evidently
a Kuaasi version of this..
Than there. arw the Narambas.. who are mentioned elsewhere
as of Dagbondurisi origin. ' The Bamshi, who oeme
with the. first Mamprussi Chief of Binduri, spring from the
same stock.
All these. people have gradually come to be knmm as.
Kusasis, and the name seems to have been used to .irulluda
Agolle as well as Toendama before we camc."
though to the
present day an !golle man crossing over to Toendemo. will
often say hers going to Kusasi.
The following figures taken from the i;) t C0n~)1Linteresting
in tLis connection.
Kusasis.
•••••
hoshis,Lamprussis
liG011~
(inClthLL.'
~::1l.(_,al~fjC1 .i~'C:<.J,
54,02 t
Others e.g.BuSang~
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Fulanis Hausas,et. 47,/vv 11, 1"17
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