Ghana Month: Remembering the woman who designed Ghana's national flag

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• Poppycock!!! 7 hours ago

  RIP!!

  RIP!!

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• GHANA FLAG WASN’T DESIGNED. IT WAS COPIED FROM ETHIOPIA 5 hours ago

  The woman was instructed to remove the blue star and the Lion of Judah at the centre of the Ethiopian Flag and replace it with a black star. Nkrumah was the biggest copy cat who associated with people to steal their ideas. I ...
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  The woman was instructed to remove the blue star and the Lion of Judah at the centre of the Ethiopian Flag and replace it with a black star. Nkrumah was the biggest copy cat who associated with people to steal their ideas. Independence or Native Self Rule, Pan Africanism, Return to Africa, et cetera were vigorously pursued by others before Nkrumah was born.

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• Augustina Quayson President 2 hours ago

  Please were you there? Ahoyaw and skin pain would kill you

  Please were you there? Ahoyaw and skin pain would kill you

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• Augustina Quayson President 2 hours ago

  Please as the Gold Coast was nearing its Independence, there was the need to have our own identity to replace the British. Advertisements were placed in the newspapers for Ghanaians to submit proposals for our Anth ...
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  Please as the Gold Coast was nearing its Independence, there was the need to have our own identity to replace the British. Advertisements were placed in the newspapers for Ghanaians to submit proposals for our Anthem, Ghana Flag, Coat of Arms etc. for consideration. Philip Gbeho 's submission for the the Ghana National Anthem was accepted. Theodosia Oko's submission for the Ghana Flag was accepted and Nii Amon Kotei's submission for the Coat of Arms was also accepted.We salute Philip Gbeho, Theodosia Oko, Nii Amon Kotei, Kofi Antubam and all those geniuses who put their their God given talents available for Ghana

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