Ghana has a rich heritage of traditional games, which are still played in many parts of the country today. These games are usually played by both children and adults, and are often used as a way of passing the time, as well as a form of socialization.
One of the most popular traditional Ghanaian games is oware, which is played with a wooden board and seeds or stones. The aim of the game is to capture as many of your opponent's pieces as possible.
Adowa is a traditional dance-drumming game that originated in the Ashanti region. It is played by a group of dancers who move to the rhythm of the drums, and is often accompanied by singing and chants.
Kpokpoi is a game that is played during the Homowo festival in the Greater Accra region. It is a kind of wrestling game that involves two teams, and is usually played on a sandy or muddy field.
Other traditional Ghanaian games include ampe, a jumping and clapping game played by girls; nuboi, a rhythmic game played with sticks; and kaba, a game that involves throwing marbles at a target.
Alongside traditional games, modern sports such as football (soccer), basketball, and boxing are also popular in Ghana. The country has produced many talented athletes, including world-renowned footballers such as Abedi Pele and Asamoah Gyan.
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