List of people from Dagbon

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This is a list of prominent people who were born in Dagbon, lived for a significant period in Dagbon or were born to a Dagomba parent or parents.

Arts

Samata Abudulai

Education

Entertainment

Rocky Dawuni

Law

Media

Military & Police

Politics

Aliu Mahama

Religious

Science

Sport

Abdul Majeed Waris

Other

See also

References

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