Seka
Seka is a traditional form of entertainment and cultural expression found primarily in certain regions of Africa, particularly among communities in countries like Ghana, Nigeria, and parts of West Africa. The practice involves rhythmic clapping, singing, and coordinated group movements that serve multiple social functions within communities.
The origins of seka can be traced back to ancient African traditions where music and dance played
Seka typically involves groups of people, often women, who gather in circles or lines to perform synchronized
In modern contexts, seka has evolved beyond its traditional roots while maintaining its core cultural significance.
The practice continues to serve important social functions, providing opportunities for community members to connect, express