The Ntribou country straddles the current Republics of Togo and Ghana. Before the colonial conquest, the populations of this country lived on the same territorial space. During the conquest of the space that will become Togo, this country was placed under German domination. But at the end of the First World War (1914-1918) which resulted in the defeat of Germany, which consequently lost its colonies in Africa, including Togo, the Ntribou country was divided and placed under English and French colonial administration. This study aims to describe and analyze the circumstances in which the Ntribou country passed under French and English administration and to examine the evolutions that these populations experienced under their new masters. For the organization and development of this study, we relied on oral surveys and written sources. The crossing of these sources, their analysis as well as their criticism and interpretation have made it possible to structure this work in two main parts. The first part studies the circumstances that led to the placement of the Ntribou country under French and English administration. The second part examines the evolutions known by these populations of the Ntribou country under these different administrations.
Keywords: Country, Ntribou, French and English administration, Togo and Ghana.
