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Find the Akan day-name connected to the weekday on which you were born.
KWABENA · TUESDAYMeDinn by Abibi Apparel
MeDinn — from the Akan me din, meaning “my name.”
An ancient African system through which names connect birth, character, community, aspiration and destiny—and a contemporary platform for carrying that intelligence into the world.
My Name. My Roots. My Destiny.
AMA · SATURDAYThe permanent brand identity
MeDinn — African Ancient Identity Technology
MeDinn by Abibi Apparel
Apparel That Speaks.
MeDinn transforms African naming traditions into a modern identity infrastructure, helping people discover, understand and carry the meaning of their name.
Ghanaian at the root. Global in expression. Afropolitan by instinct.
Meaning precedes commerce. Apparel is the first expression—not the whole system.
To make African identity legible, portable and respected globally through names, symbols, cultural logic, apparel, technology and experience.
A world in which African identity is recognised as structured, intelligent and future-relevant.
Identity is inherited, interpreted and lived. The name may arrive before you; your life gives it meaning.

The philosophy
In Akan thought, naming is not merely labelling. A name can connect the day of birth to qualities, expectations, memory and a future spoken over a person. MeDinn brings that ancient intelligence into contemporary Afropolitan life.
MeDinn means “my name”
Like other ancient naming traditions—including Hebrew traditions in which names can carry character, memory and prophetic intention—Akan naming places the person inside a larger story.
MeDinn does not treat that story as a rigid prediction. It treats the name as a living cultural instruction: a point of departure, a set of qualities to explore and a destiny the bearer participates in shaping.
Follow the five-stage journey →
THE NAME / THE PEOPLEThe five-stage naming journey

Finding the weekday on which you were born can reveal the Akan name connected to that day. But discovery alone does not complete the cultural journey. MeDinn’s long-term pathway is designed to move from information to understanding, intention, ceremony and—at its fullest—Ghanaian soil.
Find the Akan day-name connected to the weekday on which you were born.
Research the names and affirm either your birth-day name or a name carried by an elder, ancestor or exemplar whose qualities you seek to emulate.
Enter a guided period of cultural learning, reflection, intention and readiness before the name is formally received.
Take part in a culturally grounded naming ceremony—virtually or in person—led by a recognised MeDinn Afropolitan elder operating within an approved future governance framework.
Visit Ghanaian soil for the final local rites led by an appropriately authorised Ghanaian elder: the fullest expression of the MeDinn naming journey.
Cultural authority before scale
Virtual and international ceremonies will only be introduced through a governed MeDinn framework developed with appropriately knowledgeable cultural authorities. Proposed certificates will be beautiful commemorative records of the naming moment—not legal identity documents. The Ghana completion remains the definitive 100% expression.
The birthday name calculator
Your date of birth reveals the weekday you entered the world. The Akan day-name tradition gives you a cultural point of departure — a name, a personality and a story to explore.
Choose your date of birth to reveal the Akan name pair waiting for you.
The Akan name library
Each portrait places one name-bearer inside a wider circle. Only that person wears the featured MeDinn name—making identity visible as something personal, social and connected.
MeDinn name-personality readings are positive cultural interpretations drawn from archetypes, observation and storytelling. They offer a lens for reflection—not a scientific diagnosis or fixed prediction.
The Identity Series
The Identity Series makes shared identity visible. Select a featured name to see a community of different people carrying the same name—not one wearer isolated inside an unrelated group.
Kwadwo / MondayMonday-born identity
Noble · grounded · enduring
Different lives. One inherited point of connection. The name becomes visible when the community wears it together.Wear Kwadwo ↗
Six coordinated campaign groups. Six shared identities. A distinct visual language for the Identity Series.
The Day Name Circles
“Kofi Ni Ama” recalls the Ghanaian tradition of gathering people by name for a shared purpose—from awareness and fundraising to sport and competition. “We were here some” carries the nostalgic mark of having belonged to a place, a moment and a shared memory. MeDinn reimagines that community logic for fourteen future Day Name Circles. For now, choose your name and leave an anonymous mark.
Live Day Name standings
Every anonymous representation moves a name forward. Find yours below, enter its Circle and make your mark.
The race is open. Be the first to put your name on the board.
Not everyone in a Day Name Circle will be the same. That is the point. Shared identity creates the introduction; individual lives will make each future circle rich.
Fourteen names. Fourteen future Day Name Circles. One Afropolitan possibility.The line and platform architecture
MeDinn begins with fourteen adult identities in the Identity Series. It expands through the Fashion and Prestige Series, children’s expressions, meaningful gifting, digital identity products, naming experiences, community and cultural travel.
The first revenue engine: contemporary pieces built around Akan names, symbols and meaning.
The future desirability line: culturally intelligent fashion designed for wider Afropolitan life.
The future image and margin line: controlled, elevated expressions beyond print-on-demand.
A future line for children, family gifting and the naming moments that begin a life.
Discovery tools, name communities, ceremonies, storytelling and cultural journeys as the platform expands.
From Ghana to the world
MeDinn is first a bridge for Africans and the global African diaspora: a way to reconnect with an ancient Akan tradition through discovery, apparel, community and—when the pathway is ready—ceremony.
It is also an open cultural invitation. Anyone, of any origin, who approaches the tradition with respect and genuinely resonates with its meaning should be able to explore an Akan name. For centuries, African societies have encountered and adopted Western and Hebraic naming traditions. Afropolitanism also has the authority to create global cultures that originate in Africa, with African meaning and narrative intact.
We are not simply exporting garments. We are helping name—and, where desired, rename—the world from an African cultural centre.
Identity, reconnection and return across Africa, the Caribbean, the Americas, Europe and the wider Black world.
Kwanzaa, Black History Month, Ghanaian and Pan-African commemorations, naming celebrations, birthdays and family milestones.
Adult and future children’s products, paired with name stories and planned commemorative naming certificates.
A future ambassador and notable-name-bearer programme will reveal influential people whose lives illuminate the possibilities carried by these identities.

African Ancient Identity Technology
Start with the day you entered the world. Continue through meaning, community and culture.
Discover your Akan name ↑