M'Bato

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The M'Bato are an Akan people who live in the Ivory Coast.

Akan topics

History

Bono state (Gyaaman • Denkyira)
Ashantiland Peninsula

Demographics

Akan people
- List of Akan people
Ndyuka (Suriname, French Guiana and Guyana • Coffy (person))
Coromantee (Jamaica)
Baoule (Ivory Coast)
Afro-Barbadians (Barbados)
Afro-Bahamians (The Bahamas)
Afro–Costa Ricans (Costa Rica)
Afro-Panamanians (Panama)
Afro-Dominicans (Dominica) (Dominica)
Afro–Antiguans and Barbudans (Antigua and Barbuda)
Afro-Jamaicans (Jamaica)

Subgroups

Linguistics
(language)

Akan language (Akan languages)
Adamorobe Sign Language (Nanabin Sign Language)
Akan Orthography Committee

Politics

Political party	New Patriotic Party (NPP)

Culture

Faiths:	Akan Religion (Nyame) Akan Judaism
Music	Hiplife Akan Drum
Festivals	Akwasidae Festival Ashanti Yam Festival Adae Festival Awukudae Festival Fancy Dress Festival Aboakyer Festival Akrokre Festival Akwambo Festival Apoo Festival Bakatue Festival Fetu Afahye Festival Fofie Yam Festival Gmayem Festival Kobine Festival Kundum Festival Mmoaninko Festival

Geography
(Ashantiland Peninsula)

Geographic entities	Akosombo (Akosombo Dam • Kpong Dam) Atewa Range (Kwahu Plateau) Birim River (Pra River • Lake Bosumtwi) Cape Three Points Bobowasi Island Dodi Island
Territories	Ashanti Brong-Ahafo Central Ashantiland Eastern Ashantiland Greater Accra Western Ashantiland
Major settlements	Kumasi (Obuasi)
Historic states	Efutu Akyem Bosome Abuakwa Kotoku Adanse Akuapem Akwamu Twifo-Heman Asen Mankessim Fante Dwabena Gyaaman Abron Bono Denkyira Ashanti Empire (Asanteman) (Ashantis)

Titles

Oheneba

Wikipedia

Akan Wikipedia

Category

v t Ethnic groups in the Ivory Coast
Akan Abbé Adjoukrou Anyi Aowin Attie Avikam Baoulé Bono Evalue Fante M'Bato Tchaman Wassa Bété Djimini Dyula Fula Gio Hausa Krahn Lobi Mandinka Mossi Senufo Whites Yoruba

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