Anukuare
a ghanaian name meaning “speak the truth and you shall be free.” if one is named anukuare, they should live up to their name and be honest!
anukuare is also used as an exclamation in the ewe language as a way of telling someone to be truthful.
“the other day, i saw an elephant fly!”
“cho! anukuare!”
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