• Logo Events. Some major events in Logo and other areas

    Zaki Biam Ugba And Buruku Road ConstucedPlace: Zaki-Biam/Ugba BurukuYear: 2005 Ugba Anyiin Road Constructed Ugba/AnyinPlace: Ugba/AnyiinYear: 2008 Interim Chairman of Logo LGA, Vershima Akaa, KilledPlace: LogoYear: 2021 Aborted Creation Of LogoPlace: LogoYear: 1980 Logo LGA CreatedPlace: LogoYear: 1991 Govt Comprehensive Sec.School establishedPlace: UgbaYear: 1976 Ugondo Community Sec.School establishedPlace: UgondoYear: 1978 Ugba Gwar DiedPlace: UgbaYear: 1948…

  • Gboko Events. Some major events in Gboko and other areas

    Gboko became headquarters Of Tiv nation Place: GbokoYear: 1927 1st Tor Tiv Makir Zape Installed Place: GbokoYear: 1946 Makir Zape 1st Tor Tiv Died Place: GbokoYear: 1956 2nd Tor Tiv Gondo Aluor Place: GbokoYear: 1956 3rd Tor Tiv Akperan Orshi Place: GbokoYear: 1979 4th Tor Tiv Alfred Akawe Torkula Place: GbokoYear: 1991 Tor Tiv Akawe…

  • Ghana

    Ghana is a country in West Africa. It is one of the most thriving democracies on the continent. Ghana has often been referred to as an “island of peace” in one of the most chaotic regions on earth. It shares boundaries with Togo to the east, la Cote d’Ivoire to the west, Burkina Faso to…

  • How Ghana got its name

    How Ghana got its names: Wagadugu, Gold Coast, Ghana The Republic of Ghana is named after the medieval Ghana Empire of West Africa. The actual name of the Empire was Wagadugu. Ghana was the title of the kings who ruled the kingdom. It was controlled by Sundiata in 1240 AD, and absorbed into the larger…

  • Maps of Ghana

    The Republic of Ghana is named after the medieval Ghana Empire of West Africa. The actual name of the Empire was Wagadugu. Ghana was the title of the kings who ruled the kingdom. It was controlled by Sundiata in 1240 AD, and absorbed into the larger Mali Empire. (Mali Empire reached its peak of success…

  • Ghana’s urban, rural population

    Proportion of the population that is urban varies across Ghana’s regions with the highest in Greater Accra Region (91.7%) and lowest in Upper East Region (25.4%). Urban population continues to grow, increasing from 12,545,229 (50.9%) in 2010 to 17,472,530 (56.7%) in 2021 with almost half (47.8%) of the increase in Greater Accra and Ashanti regions.…

  • Ghana’s urban population

    Urban population continues to grow, increasing from 12,545,229 (50.9%) in 2010 to 17,472,530 (56.7%) in 2021 with almost half (47.8%) of the increase in Greater Accra and Ashanti regions. Proportion of the population that is urban varies across the regions with the highest in Greater Accra Region (91.7%) and lowest in Upper East Region (25.4%).…

  • Ghana’s population distribution by region

    Four regions (Greater Accra, 17.7%, Ashanti, 17.6%, Eastern, 9.5% and Central, 9.3%) contain more than half (54%) of the population. The total population of Ghana in 2021 was 30,832,019 being five times that of year 1960 which was 6,726,815. Conduct of census in Ghana dates back to 1891 when the first census was conducted by…

  • Ghana’s total population in 2021 was 30,832,019

    The total population of Ghana in 2021 was 30,832,019 being five times that of year 1960 which was 6,726,815. Four regions (Greater Accra, 17.7%, Ashanti, 17.6%, Eastern, 9.5% and Central, 9.3%) contain more than half (54%) of the population. Conduct of census in Ghana dates back to 1891 when the first census was conducted by…

  • History of Census in Ghana

    The history of official census taking in Ghana dates back to 1891 when the first census was conducted by the colonial administration. The census recorded a total population. Since then, censuses have been held every 10 years in accordance with the United Nations recommendations. The expectation is that the decennial interval is an appropriate period…