Hon. David Amoabil Afoko, DCE for Builsa North district. |
Showing posts with label Buluk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Buluk. Show all posts
14 May 2017
9 Expectations For New DCEs Of Buluk
11 Mar 2017
Buluk, Where Are You?
Nab Azagsuk Azantilow II, paramount chief of Buluk, with some elders. |
2 Dec 2016
The Danger Of Not Having Your Own Stories
When I reflect on the title of this post, a statement made by Chinua Achebe in an interview with The Parish Review in 1994, I am struck dumb with amazement at how precise and compelling a case it makes!
20 Nov 2016
Where Is The Fun In The Feok Games?
The introduction of football games is one of the most laudable ideas in the Feok celebrations in recent years. Through footballing fun, these games were supposed to help foster unity among the various communities in Buluk.
11 Nov 2016
WATCH: Kantosi community in Buluk at Feok Festival 2015
The Kantosi, a minority group that migrated from the Upper West region and settled among the Bulsa in the 1980s, has now become a part and parcel of Buluk culture and tradition.
17 Oct 2016
How To Make The Feok Festival Attractive
The Feok festival is celebrated annually to honour the ancestors of Buluk for a good harvest and also thank them for helping conquer notorious slave raiders, Babatu and Samori in the late 1890s.
23 Aug 2016
13 Aug 2016
Buluk Youth Associations; Are They Relevant?
Youth associations are often prominent when the year is getting to an end. These youth associations are sectional in nature. It is common to see t-shirts with labels such as Nyaansa Youth Association, Bilinsa Youth Association, Balansa Youth Association, and similar labels.
21 May 2016
Feok Festival 2014 Review
Feok 2014 was one of the most well attended of all Feok celebrations in recent times. However, we will need to improve the organization of this festival to make it more attractive and self-advertising.
4 Jan 2015
Buluk And Our Hypocrite Nature
It is not normal for a typical Bulsa man to clean his house and put things in order unless he is expecting a visitor. It is also not normal for a Bulsa man to kill a fowl or any animal for that matter for his own enjoyment unless
18 Oct 2014
Feok Festival Reminiscence
The Feok festival was (and is still) the biggest occasion on the Bulsa calendar.
3 Oct 2014
How To Organize A Better Feok Festival - My Thoughts
Feok festival is a big (if not the biggest) event on the Bulsa calendar and should, therefore, be well organized. These may help organizers to plan better.
15 Aug 2014
What Went Wrong With Education In Buluk?
Schools in Buluk used to record some of the best grades in the Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) a few years ago (almost a decade ago). So what happened and the same cannot be said of today?
14 Aug 2014
Armed Robbery In Buluk: Are Fulani Herdsmen The Culprits?
Anytime we hear about an armed robbery incident, it is attributed to Fulani men. All we will hear eyewitnesses say is that they saw these men dressed like Fulani men. What even annoys most is when our security forces also feed on that assumption.
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