Ghana has 10 regions, we all know that right? Here are the fascinating things about each of the regions.
Upper East Region – Tourism
The Upper East region of Ghana is known for it’s tourist attractions, most notably the Paga crocodile pond.
Upper West Region – Millet Production
The Upper West Region is also known for it’s production of Millet, which is used in the making of the popular drink Pito. Millet is also used for other various foods and beverages.
Northern Region – Largest Region In Ghana
Northern Region is the largest region in the country. They make good use of motorbikes as one of it’s major means of transport.
Brong Ahafo Region – Cocoa
The Brong Ahafo Region is known for it’s vast production of cocoa.
Ashanti Region – Royalty
Kente, gold and royalty are among the fascinating things you can find among the people of Ashanti region.
Volta Region – Smart People
People from the Volta Region are considered to be smart individuals, they produced one of Ghana’s most influential leaders, Jerry John Rawlings. People from the Volta are known to occupy all the offices in the country and hold great positions at firms.
Western Region – Oil & Tourism
The Western Region of Ghana is known for it’s acrude oil discovery and beautiful tourism attractions like Nzulenzo etc.
Eastern Region – Industrious
People from the Eastern Region of Ghana are known to be very industrious. It is usually rumored that several of the firms, mansions and properties in the big cities are owned by people from the Eastern Region, mostly Kwahu People.
Central Region – Very Learned People
People from the central region are known to be very learned and smart. Famous and smart products of the region include, late president John Evans Atta Mills, Paa Kwasi Ndoum among others.
Greater Accra Region – Gateway In And Out Of Ghana
The Greater Accra Region houses, Accra, the capital town of Ghana. This is where the international airport, the luxury hotels and headquarters of most businesses and firms can be located.
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