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In page Dagomba people:

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The Dagomba are one of few African people who reserve royal titles for women.[citation needed] Dagomba women rule, ascend to royal positions with male subjects, and own regal lands.[13][14][15][16] The impact of its women is prominent as it has given birth to Ghana's first female minister,[17][18] and Africa's first female cabinet minister.[19][20] Historically, its noble daughter, Yennenga, is regarded as the "mother" of the Mossi kingdoms,[21][22][23] a people who constitute nearly half of the nation of Burkina Faso. The Gundo Naa is the head of all female chiefs, and the Zosimli Naa enhances collaboration between cities of Dagbon and sister cities.[24][25]