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in these terms: "If this place is habitable, this hen procreated, otherwise I discovered the remains." Back in
Katankou, he traveled to the Gold Coast (Ghana) for the sale of ivory. He stopped over the edge of Anyigan and went in alone for a field trip. He then sat under a tree behind the house of a hunter he will know later. Indeed, appearing suspicious and scary, the village children alerted their parents. This is none other Ode Agoué by a particular sign, acknowledged that Ode Amon was also a hunter. He then requested and granted their hospitality during their stay in Anyigan. In their discussion, Ode Agoué made it clear to his host that he was not comfortable in his current residence area and would be happy to live with if he proves he is a more hospitable site. Ode promised Amaoun give him an answer on his return and then continued his journey to Ghana. Further, he met the Ashanti (Adobia, Takété and Awoyo), fleeing wars. He promised them assistance upon return.
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that he had killed one of them. Delighted, he cut off his tail and up the river to find his result. When he arrived, his hunter wanted to help find out what killed him. He held up the tail of the elephant. Help hunter remarked that the game was too big for the evening meal. Ode Amon back along another river named "Odo
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shook a gourd containing sorghum other to bring out the chickens. They came out with more new chicks. Hence the new future of the village neighborhoods. He then concludes that the area was hospitable and went the news to his brother. They then returned to build the first huts (abéhéma in Yoruba language). He gave the name
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Ashanti where he had left them and led them to Alibi come to warn his brother and then organize their installation. At Katankou, he shared his meetings with his brother. Olou Adjifô recalled him to go check his poultry on the site Guénguélé. There he struck some dry wood or
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Thereafter Ode Amon showed his brother his intention to settle in the area he had discovered (Guénguélé). The latter then advised him to give it a poultry couple (a rooster and a hen) to test the livability of the area. But before letting the poultry at the place, he implored the gods of the medium
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He let his fighter aid and down along a river to a wild trough called Kpokpo Yaa, whose source Guénguélé. He saw a herd of elephants taking a drink. The rifle he charged was intended for small game with the intent to kill just for the evening meal. In desperation, he fired it anyway and discovered
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that is to say "we brought people." He installed them at the feet of the hill of Guénguélé, Djoboré current quarter. As agreed, Ode Amon gave his daughter in marriage to Ode Agoué. Hence the relationship that unites the two communities (and Atafa Bonu).
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