The story of Ewes
The Ewe peoples in West Africa are known as a people with a great cultural heritage and are unique due to their drums and various dance rhythms as well as their popular Voudou religion.
Because of their culture and language, historians were able to trace them back to their origins in the time of Noah in the Bible.
The narration stories that have been passed down from generation to generation have recently shown that the Ewes left Dahomey (current Benin) and settled in the Notse Kingdom (current Togo) that King Argogoli was then ruling.
The king did not treat them well, so they fled and spread to various locations in the coastal areas between the Volta River in Ghana and Mono which is now the Togo-Benin border.
There are many stories about Ewe people on the Internet.
