Naa Odey Tene: How an African American woman became a queen-mother in Ghana. 👸🏾🇬🇭

Naa Odey Tene: How an African American woman became a queen-mother in Ghana. 👸🏾🇬🇭

In a series of episodes titled 'Diaspora stories', we sit with people of African descent as they tell their stories of Africa and reconnecting with the roots. In this week's, we have a chat with Naa Odey Tene, a resident of Delaware who recently got enstooled as a development queen-mother in Odumase, a quarter of Accra, in Ghana. Listen as Tene shares her story about how she discovered her ancestry, got adopted by an family, and learned an African language.  An article of this podcast episode will be published on our blog.

Happy New Year: should we learn African languages in 2021?

Why are we even various African languages today? Following  an article which was previously published on our website www.ayekooafrique.com, your hosts, Reynell O'kine and Ore Adesina dissect why it is pertinent to start picking up various African languages. You also get to hear Reynell flaunt his Yoruba language speaking skills.  To read the full article, follow our blog post: https://www.ayekooafrique.com/3-reasons-why-we-are-learning-african-languages/ Ayekoo Afrique is an online platform dedicated to the teaching and learning of various African languages. Are you interested in learning Yoruba, Twi, Ga, or Ibibio? Book a lesson today with our super language tutors/ coaches at Ayekoo Afrique.

Ayekoo Afrique: Our story.

In this first episode, listen as the pioneers of the Ayekoo Afrique platform, Reynell O’kine and Ore Adesina, discuss how the idea was conceived, where we are now, and the road ahead. Visit us at www.ayekooafrique.com [https://www.ayekooafrique.com] | On Facebook and Instagram, you can connect with us via @ayekooafrique.