Rawlings family releases schedule for condolence visits and tributes

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JATO AGBOTUI 2 months ago

Mtcheeew, borlanews from the pharasees for the sad you sees among us!

Mtcheeew, borlanews from the pharasees for the sad you sees among us!
Oops 2 months ago

Pharisees

Pharisees
Kay 2 months ago

Zanator and her siblings shd send an invitation to the children of late Gen I.K. Acheampong, Gen Akuffo, Odartey Lamptey, Maj Felli and other victims who were killed by her father.They have to come and console her.

Zanator and her siblings shd send an invitation to the children of late Gen I.K. Acheampong, Gen Akuffo, Odartey Lamptey, Maj Felli and other victims who were killed by her father.They have to come and console her.
Dr Mumbi Seraki 2 months ago

Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine..........for instance 15 paracetamol at once. Or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide...

Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine..........for instance 15 paracetamol at once. Or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide...
JESUS IS GOD 2 months ago

Jesus Christ loves you and wants to save you from sin and its consequences. He died on the cross for your sins, was buried, and rose again on the third day. Believe in Him, accept His gift of forgiveness, and receive eternal ...
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Jesus Christ loves you and wants to save you from sin and its consequences. He died on the cross for your sins, was buried, and rose again on the third day. Believe in Him, accept His gift of forgiveness, and receive eternal life! (John 3:16)..jvvf
Frank Agyena-Karikari 2 months ago

Truly unnecessary. Call to book an appointment for condolences? Well that will be fine but was she Queen Elizabeth? I am not even coming if I am given a free flight and ride.
Are the family members of Kutu Acheampong, Feli, ...
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Truly unnecessary. Call to book an appointment for condolences? Well that will be fine but was she Queen Elizabeth? I am not even coming if I am given a free flight and ride.
Are the family members of Kutu Acheampong, Feli, Afrifa, General Akuffo and the many more who suffered horrible situations under Efo Julor Jeremiah Rawlings also required to book any appointments? Anyway, are they even prepared to condole with the family of Konadu? Have they forgotten what Julor Jeremiah Rawlings did to their own?
Sense 2 months ago

They are not expecting animals in their home

They are not expecting animals in their home
Asantewaa 2 months ago

Tooo known people.She served Ghana and she was the First Lady because of Ghana let some of the family members be around on weekends and some to on weekdays.It is a privilege for people to come around you in mourning times.She ...
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Tooo known people.She served Ghana and she was the First Lady because of Ghana let some of the family members be around on weekends and some to on weekdays.It is a privilege for people to come around you in mourning times.She was the mother of Ghana so you people better divide yourselves and be available during weekends .
Kwaku Tee 2 months ago

The best ppl to commiserate with Nana Konadu Agyemang Rawlings children are The Agbotui family. So far we've not heard of those Ayigbes visiting the family.When we said late Rawlings was a Henpecked husband with a treacherous ...
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The best ppl to commiserate with Nana Konadu Agyemang Rawlings children are The Agbotui family. So far we've not heard of those Ayigbes visiting the family.When we said late Rawlings was a Henpecked husband with a treacherous wife, NDC members thought we just hated the man.
SAAYOO 2 months ago

That's the correct answer for ten points@

That's the correct answer for ten points@

Good to see these people taste death 2 months ago

The pain this useless family bestowed on others has come back to them. Such a life

The pain this useless family bestowed on others has come back to them. Such a life
A Legacy for Ghana to Reflect on 2 months ago

Commentary: Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings — A Legacy for Ghana to Reflect On

The passing of former First Lady Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings marks the close of an important chapter in Ghana’s national story. As a public f ...
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Commentary: Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings — A Legacy for Ghana to Reflect On

The passing of former First Lady Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings marks the close of an important chapter in Ghana’s national story. As a public figure whose influence spanned over four decades, she leaves behind a legacy defined by both remarkable accomplishments and a political era that continues to inspire debate.

Nana Konadu emerged as a champion for women at a time when their voices in governance and community leadership were too often sidelined. Through the 31st December Women’s Movement, she helped thousands of women gain opportunities in adult education, economic empowerment and civic participation. Her decision to contest the presidency in 2016 — the first woman in Ghana to do so — gave symbolic and practical meaning to her call for women’s leadership at the highest levels.

Yet, her life cannot be separated from the broader political environment she was part of. Her years as First Lady covered periods of both revolutionary transformation and democratic transition in Ghana. That history, marked by both progress and controversy, means her legacy will rightly continue to be discussed, examined, and understood from multiple perspectives.

As Ghana mourns her, it must also reflect. Reflect on how far we have come in ensuring that women can rise to the centre of national development — and how far we must still go. Reflect on the lessons of her era — about power, accountability, and the responsibilities of leadership. And reflect on how the gains made for women can be strengthened, protected and expanded for future generations.

Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings will be remembered as a bold, driven, and determined figure who reshaped the space women could occupy in Ghana’s public life. May her passing not only inspire tribute — but also renewed commitment to the causes she championed and the national progress she sought.

May she rest in peace.
Good to see these people taste death 2 months ago

Kwasea - which history?

Kwasea - which history?
Nana AMA 2 months ago

Wondering if the gentleman with the Rawlings kids is the only known or surviving family member of Nana Konadu!
Any brother/ sister?
Aunties/ uncles?
No cousins?
This is becoming disturbing as the kids are too young an ...
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Wondering if the gentleman with the Rawlings kids is the only known or surviving family member of Nana Konadu!
Any brother/ sister?
Aunties/ uncles?
No cousins?
This is becoming disturbing as the kids are too young and immatured to handle the situation!
Where’s she from?
Jubilee House Rat. 2 months ago

@NanaAMA! If you really care to know, the lady seated at right side of Jerry’s son, is his mother’s sister. Thank you.

@NanaAMA! If you really care to know, the lady seated at right side of Jerry’s son, is his mother’s sister. Thank you.
KWEEKU KWAADEDE 2 months ago

I heard she is from Mpotia or something a village somewhere around the Ankaase area.

I heard she is from Mpotia or something a village somewhere around the Ankaase area.
Ojatanaa 2 months ago

Enough of this murderous family

Enough of this murderous family
Obentaa 2 months ago

Mother To All - including Justice Cecilia Koranteng-Addow, a nursing mother brutally murdered and her body burnt. We weren’t born yesterday.

Mother To All - including Justice Cecilia Koranteng-Addow, a nursing mother brutally murdered and her body burnt. We weren’t born yesterday.

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