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Adinkra Symbols of Ghana

Adinkra symbol "DWENNIMMEN" meaning "Ram's Horns" humility with strength
Adinkra symbol "SANKOFA" meaning "Go Back and Get It" learn from the past
Adinkra symbol "DUAFE" meaning "Wooden Comb" peace, fondness, and care
Adinkra symbol "DWENNIMMEN" meaning "Ram's Horns" humility with strength
Adinkra symbol "SANKOFA" meaning "Go Back and Get It" learn from the past
Adinkra symbol "DUAFE" meaning "Wooden Comb" peace, fondness, and care

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