A Yaa Naa (king of Dagbon), known from oral tradition. In Chernoff's 'A Drummer's Testament', which spells the name Naa Zanjina, he is the son of Naa Tutuɣri and succeeds Naa Gungobli. The drum history remembers him as a widely travelled trader and credits him with bringing Islam into Dagbon and introducing the Damba and Praying festivals.
The drummers credit Naa Zangina with bringing Islam into Dagbon.