Daffiama

Daffiama is a town located in the Upper West Region of Ghana. It is situated within the Daffiama-Bussie-Issa District, a part of the broader administrative division of the region. The area is predominantly rural, with agriculture forming the primary economic activity for its residents. Key crops cultivated in Daffiama include maize, millet, sorghum, and yams, with livestock rearing also being a significant source of livelihood.

The population of Daffiama is composed of various ethnic groups, with the Dagaaba people being the most prominent. The local culture is rich in traditions, customs, and festivals that are celebrated throughout the year. These cultural practices often revolve around agricultural cycles and community cohesion. The town has basic social amenities, including schools and health facilities, which serve the local population and surrounding communities. Access to services can sometimes be a challenge due to the rural nature of the area and infrastructure limitations.

Daffiama's geographical setting is characterized by savannah vegetation and a distinct dry and rainy season, which heavily influences agricultural practices. The town plays a role in the local economy and social fabric of the Upper West Region, contributing to its overall development and cultural landscape.