Kwame Nkrumah's Vision: Transforming Ghana through affordable housing in the 1960s

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Unpredictable Oye Onye Kwasi Atta 2 years ago

Let's NAPO to tell us his side of the Akufo Addo vs Kwame Nkrumah story. Idiotically idiot arrogant foolishly foolish

Let's NAPO to tell us his side of the Akufo Addo vs Kwame Nkrumah story. Idiotically idiot arrogant foolishly foolish
Kofi uk 2 years ago

Our Nkrumah was a really visionary prez, our Nkrumah had Ghana at heart , in fact, our Nkrumah can’t be compared to other prez in Africa not to talk of Ghana. The UP tradition had tried to wash his name from Ghana his the 1 ...
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Our Nkrumah was a really visionary prez, our Nkrumah had Ghana at heart , in fact, our Nkrumah can’t be compared to other prez in Africa not to talk of Ghana. The UP tradition had tried to wash his name from Ghana his the 1966 coup but to no avail
Justrac Africa Ltd 2 years ago

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AKUFO-ADDO'S NO.1 PRIORITY WAS TO REFURBISH HIS NIMA FAMILY HOUSE. 2 years ago

AKUFO-ADDO'S NO.1 PRIORITY WAS TO REFURBISH HIS NIMA FAMILY HOUSE USING STATE FUNDS.
KUFUOR'S NO.1 PRIORITY WAS TO
BUILD HOTEL KUFUOR AND BUILD A PRIVATE HOUSE IN KUMASI USING STATE FUNDS.
MAHAMA'S NO.1 PRIORITY WAS ALLEG ...
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AKUFO-ADDO'S NO.1 PRIORITY WAS TO REFURBISH HIS NIMA FAMILY HOUSE USING STATE FUNDS.
KUFUOR'S NO.1 PRIORITY WAS TO
BUILD HOTEL KUFUOR AND BUILD A PRIVATE HOUSE IN KUMASI USING STATE FUNDS.
MAHAMA'S NO.1 PRIORITY WAS ALLEGEDLY TO BUY A HOTEL AND HOUSE IN DUBAI USING STATE FUNDS.

SO YOU SEE, GHANA'S LEADERS EXCEPT NKRUMAH, ONLY THINK ABOUT THEMSELVES AND FAMILY MEMBERS. TO HELL WITH OTHER GHANAIANS.

THOSE WHO GO AROUND SINGING PRAISES OF THE ABOVE WERE NINCOMPOOPS JUST WASTING THEIR BLOODY TIME.
Michael 1 year ago

Both propaganda stories with no merit

Both propaganda stories with no merit
Bastie Asantefournyinaahene 2 years ago

Asantehene said Kwame Nkrumah hated Asantes. It’s on YouTube

Asantehene said Kwame Nkrumah hated Asantes. It’s on YouTube
Dr Sammy 2 years ago

I like that man.may God bless Nkrumah

I like that man.may God bless Nkrumah
General 2 years ago

What vision? What is it's end resaults With the money the British left us to level that at a point the British were owing us Ghana indebtedness started in his time by mismanaging what we have by using our money on other Afric ...
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What vision? What is it's end resaults With the money the British left us to level that at a point the British were owing us Ghana indebtedness started in his time by mismanaging what we have by using our money on other African countries independence.Compell to Gadafi who was focused on his country and compell Libya to Ghana then and now taking to account the population then
Election Smoke 2 years ago

Ignorance on display. Check Ghana's budget and reserves in 1957. It is on the IMF website. It is the propaganda to justify the treason. From 2007 to 2024 we have borrowed 700 BILLION, what have we done with it?

Ignorance on display. Check Ghana's budget and reserves in 1957. It is on the IMF website. It is the propaganda to justify the treason. From 2007 to 2024 we have borrowed 700 BILLION, what have we done with it?
Nii Akwei 2 years ago

Open your eyes, and you will see.

Open your eyes, and you will see.

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Kwame Nkrumah's Vision: Transforming Ghana through affordable housing in the 1960s

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