African Kingdoms Federation Nations Nubian-Kushite lines Imperial Matriarch is as well the ancestral Imperial Matriarch of the Matriarchs of the massive Adako Throne covering Cote d' Ivoire, Zanzan Kingdoms: Pinango and Abron Kingdoms, the largest Kingdoms populations region of the Empire criss-crossing between Cote d'Ivoire, Ghana and Togo. As a Matriarchal ancestral line Throne descendent, the Imperial Matriarch is by heritary laws the Mother of all the Tribal descendent Nations of the North-African ancestral Lines of the collective Tribal nations, or otherwise referred so as the House of 'Ra of Sheba-Nubia Kush Asere-Iusaas ancestral lines, and holds Throne Seats in multpile Kingdoms of the Tribal Nations of Africa, including that of the Abron Nation and Gomoa Fanti Nation within West-Africa.

Pinango and Aron Kingdoms of the ADAKO Throne Pinango Stool Chief H.R.H Nanan Adou Bibi II and Throne Monarch H.R.M Queen Abena Nyamtche' /Nyamekye I - (H.I.M Empress Shebah 'Ra - Queen Shebah III) is a massive Kingdom covering over 500 Villages in its Kingdom Territory, of lush agricultural lands and touristic attractions. On October 29th 2009 after a delay in the planned development programs for the Kingdoms, the Queen of Pinango and Abron accepted on behalf of the Pinango and Abron Kingdoms Development Planning the first  of three 1,000.000 USD Certificate of Funding Support towards the Pinango, Gomoa and Ga Nation Kingdoms active participation within the African Kingdoms Federation NGOs development agenda Program activation Project: Project VII Phoenix. The funds are meant for investment within the program which will afford an 20% Net income to Pinango and Abron Kingdoms Nations from the Projects Commercial Program, that is to be re-invested annually in localised Projects in the Kingdom. The Program is as well intended to address the Development Portfolio throughout the Zanzan Regions for which each Kingdom Throne was as well on behalf of the USA NGos affiliates Certificates towards investment for each of the Thrones within the Program, for localised programs within the Project VII Phoenix. Central accent is within the Agricultural, roads, highways, railways and housing sectors, with special emphasise on the Kingdoms Commercial Infra-Structure.

Zanzan is one of the 19 regions of Côte d'Ivoire. The region's capital is Bondoukou in the Pinango Kingdom. Covering 38,000 km2, its population (2002 est.) is 839,000. The region is divided into three departments: Bondoukou, Bouna, and Tanda. Côte d'Ivoire is divided into 58 departments. Bouna is a town in north east Côte d'Ivoire ' lying next to the Comoë National Park and near the Ghanaian border. Tanda is a small village in the Mansehra district. Gyaman also spelled Jamang (1450-1895) was a medieval African state of the Akan people, located in what is now Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire. Gyaman was founded by the Abron, a branch of the Akan, in the late 15th century. The Abron then proceeded to conquer the Kulangos, Nafanas, Ligbis, Hwelas, and other ethnic groups of the area. In the pre-colonial Gyaman government, a paramount chief known as the Gyamanhene ruled the kingdom from Amanvi, but his four provincial chiefs held the kingdom's real power.

The kingdom's economy centered on the Dyula market town of Bonduku. A paramount chief is the highest-level traditional (usually tribal) chief or political leader in a region or country typically administered politically with a chief-based system.  The territory is located in present-day Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire. Dioula (Jula) is a language spoken in Burkina Faso and Côte d'Ivoire. Bondoukou (Bonduku) is the capital of Cote d'Ivoires Zanzan region.

Zanzan Territory (picture):  

In the nineteenth century, Gyaman was subjugated by the Ashanti, though it briefly regained its independence following the Asanti's defeat by the British. In 1888, Gyamanhene Agyeman signed a treaty of protection with France, but the French failed to establish a post in the kingdom, leaving it vulnerable to Samori's 1895 invasion. The French later expelled Samori in 1897, incorporating Gyaman into French West Africa. French West Africa was a Federation of eight French territories in Africa: Mauritania, Senegal, French Sudan (now Mali), French Guinea (now Guinea), Côte d'Ivoire, Niger, Upper Volta (now Burkina Faso) and Dahomey (now Benin).  Jamang was a district of Ghana for a time, though it has now been divided into Jamang North District and Jamang South District. The Districts of Ghana were re-organized in 1988/1989 in an attempt to decentralize the government and to combat the rampant corruption amongst officials.   

A city to discover and live:

A paved road of good quality links to the Abidjan and the main cities of the East. It is also connected to the telephone network nationally and internationally. Pinango Kingdoms Bondoukou Capital has since 1962 an Airport where the runway is 1.500m long and 40.m wide. The airfield is used by the national airline Air Ivoire. Five receptive hoteliers allow the city to register now on the list of seminars in cities Côte d'Ivoire. To facilitate financial transactions, two bank branches, the BICICI (subsidiary of the French BNP) and SGBCI (subsidiary of Societe Generale French) offer their services.

Other notable amenities include:

• a regional hospital
• 1 treatment center
• outpatient clinic
• 1 military garrison,
• two private clinics
• 1 police

 Capital - Bondoukou (picture)

• 1 Brigade and 1 platoon of gendarmes
• 4 secondary schools
• A Cinema
• 2 Service Stations.

Bondoukou houses the full range of regional offices of departments. Since 1971, the city has changed the landscape. All main streets are paved and lighted. The buildings are neat and well arranged in blocks. No district evolves into disorder and fragile. From great urban indebted to program the National Day of Independence held in Bondoukou August 7, 1971, were relatively well equipped and well-urbanized city. An offers magnificent Tourism interest. There is also the common sights that can satisfy the most demanding tourist.

• In Soko there are the sacred monkeys who live in perfect harmony with people. According to legend, these monkeys have an origin linked to the arrival of Samory. Faced with the threat of invasion of this formidable warrior, the prophet would have transformed the village all the villagers in monkeys. But he died shortly afterwards without let the antidote. The reality is different. Soko is surrounded by a river that borders a forest-rich gallery of this fauna. The God of the pantheon as the river villagers, the apes who attend are naturally regarded as his "children" so sacred and protected.

• A montiamo, there is the tradition of pottery. Like the women of Katiola Mangoro, those montiamo excel in the manufacture of canaries still widely used in the region of the virtues of refrigeration and better conserve water utensils import.

• A goli, you can admire the tombs of wealthy planters decorated a sanctuary that is surprising.

• A wéletchéi, you can see the court and the treasures of the canton chief Piñango. In the Abron kingdom, the leader of Piñango is the warlord. He plays the role of police and gendarmerie. His symbols are the tortoise and a hyena bone crunching. His horn imitates the cry of the hyena.

Bondoukou, places are many architectural wonders and interest:

• the historic stone house Binger
• Samory Palace
• the Museum of Arts and Traditions
• the first House of Bondoukou.

Then there are as well many original architectural buildings such as:

• large mosques and Limamisso Kamagaya
• dwelling houses Baroque situated along the main street leading from the military camp at Mobile Platoon.

There is also the Imam of the Grand Court where hearings are surrounded by ceremony and protocols. The Qur'an readings at funerals, dances "Kouroubi" and "Sacraboutou" are finally social events of interest to see absolutely. With the "Marhaba Hotel, Bondoukou has a very receptive of good quality which we can organize visits to the National Park Comoé, the largest park in West Africa. The proximity to Ghana is the last one asset that the city can capitalize on its advantage. Currency fluctuations on both sides of the border trade fueling intense miscellaneous items that are outside the city because of smuggling.

Hotels

Receptive of good quality hotel for a stay without problems

• Marhaba Hotel (3 stars): pool, bar-restaurants, tennis courts, satellite dishes 30 rooms and suites.
• Mount Zanzan (2 stars): Swimming pool, bar and restaurant 30 rooms
• Amoikro Hotel (2 stars): 12 rooms

Bondoukou is one of the oldest towns in the Ivory Coast. Originally, it was a camp of hunters lonrhon. This camp has been transformed into a village by Nafana and Gbin Senufo subgroups, attracted by the wealth of gold Denkyra and Ashanti (Ghana). Then, it passed successively under the control of Kulango, the Abron and Malinke. These, from their mother Begho, came to settle in Bondoukou in 1666 attracted by gold and trade caravanier.Sous their influence Bondoukou became both a major religious center with the construction of a university and a Koranic City of Commerce, cites the Merchant Abron kingdom, a city bridge between the Akan states and cities Mande of the Niger valley. Large agglomeration of the time, Bondoukou was a hub located at the intersection of major routes leading to the country north of the salt (Djenné, Timbuktu ...) to the gold country to the east (Gold Coast) and country of cola in South East (Assikasso ...)

Bondoukou is 400 km from Abidjan, the major city administrative and political Côte d'Ivoire. Capital Region Northeast (ZANZAN), border region of the republics of Ghana and Burkina Faso, Bondoukou is a city steeped in history, combining tradition and modernity well. From the heights overlooking the Wamo, small stream, the view takes upon entry to a city area homes and property disposed emerging modern or a multitude of minarets, which never fail to surprise. When you enter, we find that the city was built on the south side of a tray, a bit like San Francisco in less troubled, and you discover a city with a strong personality is required of you. Bondoukou has 45,000 inhabitants and covers an urban area of 930 ha and an area of 1080 ha Lotie. Until 1964, it was a large rural village which only the administrative district was loti. This contrasted sharply with the Medina, the "traditional town" consists of many sub-districts socio-ethnic arranged around religious buildings (mosques). The Medina was built by the Sudanese style, with terraced houses, often embellished with niches and carefully maintained.