The Ewe of southeastern Ghana, southern Benin, and the southern half of Togo also have a Significant population in Nigeria, mainly “Yorubaland”.
They are mainly in Badagry and Ife. Some historians claimed they were originally from Oyo but we haven’t been able to verify this claim. The President of the Association of Ewe Indigenes of Nigeria, Mr. Albert Ayeadun said: “Although our forefathers once migrated outside, we are originally from Ife.
We have our Yoruba culture and religious practices. Amosu, Akapo, Famuyiwa are some of the Ifa names we bear,” he added”. Ewe People! How are you doing
