Only Die-Hard Accra Residents Will Get All These Town Anagrams Right

No hint here cos this no be hard. If you can, to men, this go be simple. But if e tough you, maybe you no be part of the men’s squad yet. 😂

This town is the capital of the Ayawaso West Municipal District. If you’re hungry, Peter Pan Restaurant will feed you; if you’re tired, Royal Fiesta Hotel will host you. Can you untangle “Word Zulu”?

This area in Accra is named after the mental hospital located there. It’s a vibrant district, home to important institutions like the West African Examinations Council and Accra High School. Can you figure out “Sound My Law“?

This Accra suburb was named from the Ga phrase meaning “under the lamp.” It is home to major institutions like Accra Academy, Prince of Peace International School, Cocoa Clinic, and the ever-popular Papaye Restaurant. Starts with K and ends with E

The town is home to the first and only bulletproof police station in Ghana, built by the Danes. The town is located in the Ningo District.

If you’re looking for car parts in Accra, this is your go-to destination. Known across Ghana for its massive spare parts market, this busy commercial area is a hub for mechanics and vehicle repairs.

Starts with C and and with E

If you need a hint for this, check Google Maps… oh wait, THEY DON’T KNOW EITHER! 😂

Starts with M and ands in O

This town’s name, meaning “speak no name” in Ga, was once a silent refuge for runaway slaves in pre-colonial Ghana. It’s home to the famous forest reserve, often referred to as ‘xxxxxx’ Forest Reserve, a place steeped in history. Can you guess this town?

This bustling coastal town in Accra starts with a “T” and ends with an “E”. It’s home to well-known institutions like Presbyterian SHS, Saint John’s SHS, and the Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre. Can you name it?

This area in Accra is known for one of the largest e-waste dumps in Africa. It’s a chaotic but vital hub where scrap dealers work among electronics, metal parts, and second-hand goods. It starts with A and ends in E.

This Accra neighborhood starts with “M” and ends with “I.” It sits south of Lartebiokorshie, northeast of Old Dansoman, and north of Chorkor.

This town is the main base for the country’s security forces. Long ago, people were scared to go there, but now it has many schools and busy roads.

Begins with an R and end with E. It’s a classy area in Accra whose name combines the faith identity of Catholics and a Bridge—minus the Bee. Can you guess this suburb home to embassies and prestigious schools?