Feok Festival Celebrations; The Missing Link

The Feok festival has always been celebrated in the same old-fashioned style, where everybody prepares and attends only the grand durbar. But, Feok is more than just the grand durbar. It could even be more if certain things are done right. 

9 Expectations For New DCEs Of Buluk

Hon. David Amoabil Afoko, DCE for Builsa North district.

Buluk needs development. Lots of it too. And a leader with a vision that aligns with the development needs of the people will be a great boost

Buluk, Where Are You?

Nab Azagsuk Azantilow II, paramount chief of Buluk, with some elders.

At this year's new year celebration with Paramount Chief of the Bulsa traditional area, Nab Azagsuk Azantinlow II at his palace, he admonished all citizens of

PHOTOS: Feok Festival 2016 Final Rehearsals

Feok festival 2016 final rehearsals

The Feok festival 2016 final day of rehearsals have ended

WATCH: Feok Festival 2016 Rehearsals

The Feok festival rehearsals are ongoing. Feok festival 2016 grand durbar comes off on the 15th of December. Come and witness a grand display of culture and tradition as the people of Buluk, a tribe in the Upper East region of Ghana, celebrate their annual Feok festival. Don't miss this great opportunity to be a part of Buluk's history.

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!

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.

5 Proven Steps To Face Your Fears

The enemy is fear, not hate.

Learn how to face your fears by following these steps. These are proven steps for dealing with any form of fear.

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.

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.

WATCH: Feok Festival 2015 War Dance Session

Watch the rest here: Feok videos.

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.

Today's Beggars: Begging For Fun?

These days, beggars are seen almost everywhere. They beg anyone they can see nicely dressed around them. Some of them are believed to have been abandoned by relatives or their relatives have passed on.