'Akufo-Addo, Mahama not being truthful about slave trade narrative' – Obiri Boahen

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Abelenkpe Mayor 1 day ago

All because both Akuffo Addo and Mahama know Ghanaians are not analytical and gullible

All because both Akuffo Addo and Mahama know Ghanaians are not analytical and gullible
Seidu 1 day ago

Look at this later day rat Obiri Boahen. Talking nonsense. He should make a call to the UN General Assembly to overturn the ruling. Bush man. Sometimes we have to put the law aside an start beating such idiots on the streets ...
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Look at this later day rat Obiri Boahen. Talking nonsense. He should make a call to the UN General Assembly to overturn the ruling. Bush man. Sometimes we have to put the law aside an start beating such idiots on the streets. Stupid man
Pelicles. 1 day ago

Emotional outburst does not win cases in any court of law, and if you disagree with what Obiri Boahen had said, why labeling him a bush man, and what is the meaning to that? By the way, bush and humans, which came first?

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Emotional outburst does not win cases in any court of law, and if you disagree with what Obiri Boahen had said, why labeling him a bush man, and what is the meaning to that? By the way, bush and humans, which came first?

On another note, what do you think will be outcome of that UN General Assembly resolution of reparation of slavery? Do you think somebody somewhere will just come out with some cash to be paid into the pockets of some dirty politician due to slavery?
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ARABS ARE THE CAUSE OF AFRICANS WOES 1 day ago

Who came to Egypt as a labourers and traders? Who invaded our ancient civilisation and plundered all of North Africa? What led to the fall of African Kingdoms south of Egypt? Who traded with Kush, Aksum and Nubia before invad ...
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Who came to Egypt as a labourers and traders? Who invaded our ancient civilisation and plundered all of North Africa? What led to the fall of African Kingdoms south of Egypt? Who traded with Kush, Aksum and Nubia before invading them one after another? What is the history of Sudan? Who destroyed Old Ghana Empire and installed a Muslim Dynasty? Did the Arabs not arrive in Ghana as labourers and traders? From Senegal to Nigeria, what happened to indigenous Africans? They turn converts on the own people and massacre, wipe out millions in the name of religion. The Trans Saharan Slave Trade, the East African Slave Trade and the slave route across the Horn of Africa devastated our continent and people more than the Atlantic Trade but our leaders cannot speak up. Today, we are witnessing Arabs giving support to fanatics to continue killing indigenous people across Africa. It is happening live as we talk only of what Christian nations did.
Nubian Soul 1 day ago

Here are the facts:
Africans were brought to Europe as slaves long before the transatlantic slave trade. The practice goes back to antiquity, but it happened in several distinct periods:

1. Classical Antiquity (Ancient Gr ...
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Here are the facts:
Africans were brought to Europe as slaves long before the transatlantic slave trade. The practice goes back to antiquity, but it happened in several distinct periods:

1. Classical Antiquity (Ancient Greece and Rome)
• As early as the time of the Roman Empire (roughly 27 BCE–476 CE), Africans—especially from North Africa and regions south of the Sahara—were enslaved and transported into Europe.
• Enslavement often followed wars, trade, or piracy. However, slavery in this era was not based on race in the modern sense; people from many regions were enslaved.

2. Early Middle Ages (c. 500–1000 CE)
• After the fall of Rome, slave trading continued through Mediterranean and trans-Saharan networks.
• North African and Middle Eastern traders brought sub-Saharan Africans into parts of southern Europe, especially via Islamic territories like Al-Andalus (Muslim-ruled Spain).

3. Late Middle Ages (c. 1300s–1400s) — the first large-scale racialized slavery in Europe
• A key turning point came in the 15th century with Portuguese expansion along the West African coast.
• In 1444, a Portuguese expedition led by Lançarote de Freitas brought a large group of enslaved Africans to Lagos in Portugal—one of the first well-documented mass arrivals of sub-Saharan Africans in early modern Europe.
• This marked the beginning of a more systematic trade that would later expand into the transatlantic slave system.
Another educated fool 23 hours ago

So what? We should deem it a crime?

So what? We should deem it a crime?
P Djamgbe 22 hours ago

Obiri Boahen is a blockhead who doesn't use his brain. Nobody is saying that slavery started with or by the West, slavery existed long before the time of Jesus Christ - long before Jesus was born, across major parts of the gl ...
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Obiri Boahen is a blockhead who doesn't use his brain. Nobody is saying that slavery started with or by the West, slavery existed long before the time of Jesus Christ - long before Jesus was born, across major parts of the globe. But the scale and inhumane nature at which it was done that captured the attention of the entire world is what has become known as the period of Slave Trade, or Slavery for short, and that mainly involved the Europeans. Can Obiri Boahen point out any part of the world where any other groups of people (apart from Europeans) built bunkers and castles purposely for slave trade? Or can Obiri Boahen tell us any other group of people who brought bib, big slave ships (ships built purposely for slave trade) to the shore of Africa to invade provinces and capture people by force and take them away as slaves? Or can he point out any other part of the world that built their countries and their economies with the sweat of enslaved people?
Dr Mumbi Seraki 19 hours 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.
Mansa 17 hours ago

Muslims don’t want to acknowledge their atrocities against black people

Muslims don’t want to acknowledge their atrocities against black people

Journalist 1 day ago

Akufo Monkey Addo will dive and grab the cash mid air when thrown. Didn't you see the video. The best goalkeeper

Akufo Monkey Addo will dive and grab the cash mid air when thrown. Didn't you see the video. The best goalkeeper
nix 21 hours ago

he sure is an uneducated stupid man. what he is saying does not make sense even amoung tha rat family.

he sure is an uneducated stupid man. what he is saying does not make sense even amoung tha rat family.
STOP IT 20 hours ago

@Pellicles, please forgive Seidu. Insults are the only way he can contribute to an educated argument he doesn't even understand. His GHC 5 data will expire soon so he has to use it.

@Pellicles, please forgive Seidu. Insults are the only way he can contribute to an educated argument he doesn't even understand. His GHC 5 data will expire soon so he has to use it.
Ernestine Sackey 19 hours ago

Seidu, you're very stupid. What is wrong about what the man said. Didn't he acknowledge TransAtlantic slave trade was an atrocity, but called for a holistic narrative?

Seidu, you're very stupid. What is wrong about what the man said. Didn't he acknowledge TransAtlantic slave trade was an atrocity, but called for a holistic narrative?
SAEED OSMAN 19 hours ago

This Obiri guy doesn't understand what he's talking about. Absolutely rubbish. Just want attention. Ignore him

This Obiri guy doesn't understand what he's talking about. Absolutely rubbish. Just want attention. Ignore him
Don 1 day ago

It's good that you are not gullible and very good at analysis, what have you achieved with it, you should have added your achievement before you come and insult us, what is wrong with some of you, are you only good at writing ...
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It's good that you are not gullible and very good at analysis, what have you achieved with it, you should have added your achievement before you come and insult us, what is wrong with some of you, are you only good at writing or you are only good at insults, it's only your father, mother, you and your entire family members who are gullible, useless fool!
Cecilia Dapaah $ Bank Abelenkpe 1 day ago

Don't mind that fool called Abelenkpe Mayor. He just finished eating dog meat with palm wine

Don't mind that fool called Abelenkpe Mayor. He just finished eating dog meat with palm wine
TAKE OR PAY DEMON 20 hours ago

Exactly! As for Nana Addo, he is a 3rd Class Morron and so the least said about him the better. However, Mahama is a History major and so his ignorance about slavery in Africa is unpardonable. Mahama is simply dishonest feign ...
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Exactly! As for Nana Addo, he is a 3rd Class Morron and so the least said about him the better. However, Mahama is a History major and so his ignorance about slavery in Africa is unpardonable. Mahama is simply dishonest feigning ignorant
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WHY AFRICA 1 day ago

WHY AFRICA. NOW AT RELIGIOUS AND MENTAL STAGE OF SLAVERY. WHY AT ALL IS RIGHT WITH THE AFRICANNNNNN.

WHY AFRICA. NOW AT RELIGIOUS AND MENTAL STAGE OF SLAVERY. WHY AT ALL IS RIGHT WITH THE AFRICANNNNNN.

Pelicles. 1 day ago

Slavery is alive and in a different form, and what is Mahama doing about that? You live in your own country and under a particular leader, workers do not get paid, and isn't that another form of slavery? Citizens go to a hosp ...
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Slavery is alive and in a different form, and what is Mahama doing about that? You live in your own country and under a particular leader, workers do not get paid, and isn't that another form of slavery? Citizens go to a hospital, admitted and put on the floor to be cared for, and isn't that slavery?

If a housemaid is maltreated, isn't that slavery, and why can't measures be put in place and stop that foolishness now, than trying to chase an antelope that sped past us some years back.
Charles Darwin 1 day ago

Start the impeachment process you dog. See your mouth. Like an ape

Start the impeachment process you dog. See your mouth. Like an ape
La Pleasure man 1 day ago

Pelicles is 100% right..

Pelicles is 100% right..
YAW 1 day ago

The reason why i have always has scepticism about Obiri Boahene's narratives is because he always trashes wildly about. he always all over the place!!! The TRANS ATLANTIC slave trade was trading in humans on INDUSTRIAL SCALE! ...
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The reason why i have always has scepticism about Obiri Boahene's narratives is because he always trashes wildly about. he always all over the place!!! The TRANS ATLANTIC slave trade was trading in humans on INDUSTRIAL SCALE!!! The Arabs and the local slave trade was on a very low key. How does a rich Arab with several wives buying young African girls to diversify his harem of wives compare to the INDUSTRIAL scale of the sale of Africans to the Americans to work industrial sugar and cotton farms??!! OFUI PAAAA!!!! Lawyer Hunu!!!!
Kofi 1 day ago

Read what you have written again, you are confused just like most Africans and their leaders.

Read what you have written again, you are confused just like most Africans and their leaders.
Abraham 1 day ago

Has Obiri Boahen stopped following Abronye DC like a poodle? In a truck full of soldiers seizing Nii Lante's car and tyres when the man was away? Rambo Style in the year 2017 ?Such an ekurase lawyer. Goat and Cassava lawy ...
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Has Obiri Boahen stopped following Abronye DC like a poodle? In a truck full of soldiers seizing Nii Lante's car and tyres when the man was away? Rambo Style in the year 2017 ?Such an ekurase lawyer. Goat and Cassava lawyer. See his head. Like a gutter lizard
Mr Acheampong 22 hours ago

You are poorly educated. The Arab trade vastly outnumbered the transatlantic trade. It was also far cosylier in lives as they demanded eunuchs and the death toll was horrific.

You are poorly educated. The Arab trade vastly outnumbered the transatlantic trade. It was also far cosylier in lives as they demanded eunuchs and the death toll was horrific.
Nsia 1 day ago

Obiri Boahen should have also talked about this too! Now, read it for yourself. History is what happened and recorded.Our greedy,arrogant and pompous chuef were just as vile and despicable. Why do we have to exclude them?

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Obiri Boahen should have also talked about this too! Now, read it for yourself. History is what happened and recorded.Our greedy,arrogant and pompous chuef were just as vile and despicable. Why do we have to exclude them?

Who were the prominent slave traders in the ashanti kingdom from 1700 to 1890s?

Prominent slave traders in the Ashanti (Asante) Kingdom between 1700 and the 1890s were primarily elite state officials, including the Asantehene (King) and regional chiefs, who utilized war captives and regional raids to supply the Atlantic trade. Key rulers such as Osei Bonsu (reigned 1801–1824) built their economy on this trade to secure European firearms.

Asantehene (Kings): The Asantehene, starting with Osei Tutu and his successor Opoku Ware, held central authority over slave procurement, treating it as a state-sanctioned institution.

Elite Chiefs/Intermediaries: Regional officials and war leaders (like the Denkyira and Asen chiefs, before being absorbed by Asante) operated as middlemen, leading raids against neighboring groups (e.g., the Fante) to sell captives for luxury items and firearms.

The Northern Trade Routes: In the early 1700s, trade was directed north to Mande and Hausa traders.

The Southern Trade Routes: By the 1800s, the trade shifted south, where the Asante dealt heavily with British, Dutch, and French agents to exchange captives for guns and manufactured goods.

Key Historical Context:
Asantehene Osei Bonsu (1801-1824): Led major efforts to supply slaves to meet British and European demand, ensuring the empire's dominance through firearms obtained from the trade.

Slave Trade Dynamics: The Asante sold captives primarily acquired through military campaigns and tributes from conquered neighboring tribes, transforming the kingdom into a key supplier, especially when gold trade fluctuated.

End of Trade: The trade was curtailed by British military pressure in the late 19th century, culminating in the exile of Prempeh I in 1896 and the abolition of the trade under British colonial rule.

Key figures included the ruling class in Kumasi (the capital), who managed the organized capture of residents from neighboring kingdoms and tribes.
Ashanti Empire/ Asante Kingdom (18th to late 19th century) | BlackPast.org
11 Jan 2010 — If the early Ashanti Empire economy depended on the gold trade in the 1700s, by the early 1800s it had become a major exporter of enslaved people. The slave tra...
Asakramitoga 23 hours ago

For the first time this man has said something sensible and correct. Kwesi Pratt the Arab lover where are you

For the first time this man has said something sensible and correct. Kwesi Pratt the Arab lover where are you
Kanawu 23 hours ago

The black man sold his fellow black man.

The black man sold his fellow black man.

May. 23 hours ago

So Arabs ……

So Arabs ……
Kanawu 23 hours ago

Arabic slave trade went on longer than transatlantic slave trade

Arabic slave trade went on longer than transatlantic slave trade
dog meat 23 hours ago

Till today you still in slavery and you want what? disgraceful humans

Till today you still in slavery and you want what? disgraceful humans
LUNCH PAD 23 hours ago

MR OBIRI BOAHEN, WHAT YOU,RE SAYING IS TRUE. WHERE DID THEY SEND OR RELOCATE THEN,AFTER ABOLISHING OF SLAVE TRADE ?

MR OBIRI BOAHEN, WHAT YOU,RE SAYING IS TRUE. WHERE DID THEY SEND OR RELOCATE THEN,AFTER ABOLISHING OF SLAVE TRADE ?
Boston_finnest 23 hours ago

There is always a full among us apologising for white folks. What a bloodie fool. So sad we have white ass kisser who always want to explain away slavery (one of the worse things ever to happen to mankind).

There is always a full among us apologising for white folks. What a bloodie fool. So sad we have white ass kisser who always want to explain away slavery (one of the worse things ever to happen to mankind).
Boston_finnest 23 hours ago

There is always a fool among us apologising for white folks. What a bloodie fool. So sad we have white ass kisser who always want to explain away slavery (one of the worse things ever to happen to mankind).

There is always a fool among us apologising for white folks. What a bloodie fool. So sad we have white ass kisser who always want to explain away slavery (one of the worse things ever to happen to mankind).
Jato 23 hours ago

Look at such a baseless unfounded argument trying to cluelessly defend the white man .
The commercial nature of the trans- Atlantic slave trade is what is what the whole reparations is about. Not a handful of slaves that th ...
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Look at such a baseless unfounded argument trying to cluelessly defend the white man .
The commercial nature of the trans- Atlantic slave trade is what is what the whole reparations is about. Not a handful of slaves that the Arabs traded in .
Donatus 23 hours ago

Africans used the money to drink palm wine in Accra, Lagos, Dakar, Lome, Pretoria, Cairo and what have you. Gave some to BBL ladies. There's nothing to show for it. Now turned Oliver Twist asking for more. Don't squander it a ...
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Africans used the money to drink palm wine in Accra, Lagos, Dakar, Lome, Pretoria, Cairo and what have you. Gave some to BBL ladies. There's nothing to show for it. Now turned Oliver Twist asking for more. Don't squander it again Ooh, I beg.
Mr Acheampong 22 hours ago

Not so simple. Slavery was abolished by the British in 1807 and they spent vast sums of money and lives operating anti slavery warships to enforce the ban worldwide. The stopping of the slave trade did not sit well with a lot ...
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Not so simple. Slavery was abolished by the British in 1807 and they spent vast sums of money and lives operating anti slavery warships to enforce the ban worldwide. The stopping of the slave trade did not sit well with a lot of African people as they wished to continue what was to them a very lucrative trade and led to several confrontations such as the Anglo Zanzibar war.
KO 22 hours ago

The Arabs are silent on the issue.

The Arabs are silent on the issue.
Osei Kwabena 22 hours ago

The truth always hurts. Lawyer, you have said it all. Our Africa leaders don't read history. They are only interested in the money involved. Shame on you. Americans will never pay a dime to any country. Get your ass together, ...
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The truth always hurts. Lawyer, you have said it all. Our Africa leaders don't read history. They are only interested in the money involved. Shame on you. Americans will never pay a dime to any country. Get your ass together, Africa leaders. It is about time you develop your own countries. Stop relying on the western countries for help. Greedy leaders.
Baga 22 hours ago

Sir I disagree with you they have to start from somewhere and then go to the Arab and whoever is involved.

Sir I disagree with you they have to start from somewhere and then go to the Arab and whoever is involved.
BOY KOFI 22 hours ago

President John Mahama did the right thing for seeking reparatory justice in terms of World Economic Order.
The slave trade speech was just to uncover the injustice in the international trade.Tnx.

President John Mahama did the right thing for seeking reparatory justice in terms of World Economic Order.
The slave trade speech was just to uncover the injustice in the international trade.Tnx.
Zakarakis 22 hours ago

President Mahama is indeed the Dr. Kwame Nkrumah 2nd in contemporary times. To be able to have the WORLD BOW in support of a motion recognizing slavery as the most heinous crime against humanity is a REMARKABLE ACHIEVEMENT. T ...
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President Mahama is indeed the Dr. Kwame Nkrumah 2nd in contemporary times. To be able to have the WORLD BOW in support of a motion recognizing slavery as the most heinous crime against humanity is a REMARKABLE ACHIEVEMENT. Take it or leave it, President Mahama is a global ETHICO MORAL LEADER. Do not be surprised to see or hear that streets and various monuments are named in his honor in a number of countries around the world.
Achakanapaya 22 hours ago

I now understand why this idiot was ignored by Akuffo Addos government.
Wa gyimi tu.

I now understand why this idiot was ignored by Akuffo Addos government.
Wa gyimi tu.
Joy 21 hours ago

Hahahaha. Mahama and most African leaders must stop talking about slavery and it compensation to get and chop. Those guys born by slaves in all countries are now enjoying and sees Africa continent as zoo zoon and even oppres ...
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Hahahaha. Mahama and most African leaders must stop talking about slavery and it compensation to get and chop. Those guys born by slaves in all countries are now enjoying and sees Africa continent as zoo zoon and even oppressed their own black aliens who traveled after slavery was abolished. Mahama and Africa leaders must also think that slavery is still in existing, crafted in a beautiful way to take blacks to the western world. Mahama learn sense and speak important issues when given the platform to talk to help build Africa than slavery.
nix 21 hours ago

Obiri Boahen, you must be on crack. my second grade son is smarter than you. you cannot be a lawyer.

Obiri Boahen, you must be on crack. my second grade son is smarter than you. you cannot be a lawyer.
K Tsin 21 hours ago

What about Africans who also enslaved their fellow Africans long before the Arabs and Europeans.? Where from the name Donkor?

What about Africans who also enslaved their fellow Africans long before the Arabs and Europeans.? Where from the name Donkor?
ACE 19 hours ago

We are our own enemies. What is wrong with us?. When are we going to support and be each others keeper. Shame on you Obiri Boahen

We are our own enemies. What is wrong with us?. When are we going to support and be each others keeper. Shame on you Obiri Boahen
KH 18 hours ago

Even when the Europeans decided to end the transatlantic slave trade, the Asantehene vehemently opposed the idea because of selfishness and callousness. Nevertheless, Obiri Boahen will never say a word but disturb people ...
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Even when the Europeans decided to end the transatlantic slave trade, the Asantehene vehemently opposed the idea because of selfishness and callousness. Nevertheless, Obiri Boahen will never say a word but disturb people with his noise that certain parts of Bonoland that was raided through unprovoked wars for slaves and gold today belong to the Asantehene.
Popo 11 hours ago

Nothing will come out of this jubilation.

Nothing will come out of this jubilation.
Good Citizen 6 hours ago

Yes. Obiri Buahen may be right, but the two leaders were also right. The are leaders were not talking about Africa slavery generally, they were concerned with the Trans Atlantic slavery, period. There could be other slavery ...
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Yes. Obiri Buahen may be right, but the two leaders were also right. The are leaders were not talking about Africa slavery generally, they were concerned with the Trans Atlantic slavery, period. There could be other slavery routes but their emphasis is on Trans Atlantic route, so let's take it as such and move on.
Nsia 58 minutes ago

@Good Citzen, maybe Obiri Yeboa can also tell us or ask Kwaku Dua to tell us or be honest about the actions of his evil and despicable ancestors who were more enthusiastic about the vile trade. Now, Read......,,

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@Good Citzen, maybe Obiri Yeboa can also tell us or ask Kwaku Dua to tell us or be honest about the actions of his evil and despicable ancestors who were more enthusiastic about the vile trade. Now, Read......,,

Prominent slave traders in the Ashanti Kingdom (1700s–1890s) were primarily state actors, including kings (Asantehene) like Osei Tutu and Opoku Ware, alongside chiefs and military leaders who used war to capture and sell thousands annually to coastal Europeans, particularly the Dutch and British. The state-controlled trade also involved northern, Muslim Hausa and Mande traders in the 18th century.

Key figures and entities involved in the slave trade included:
Asantehenes (Kings): Kings such as Osei Tutu (reigned c. 1690s–1717) and his successor Opoku Ware I significantly expanded the empire and its reliance on the slave trade to acquire firearms.

Military Elites and Chiefs: Ashanti military commanders played a crucial role in conducting raids and capturing people from neighboring states (such as Denkyera, Gonja, and Dagomba) to meet both domestic labor demands and export demands.

Northern Traders (Hausa/Mande): Early in the 18th century, captives were frequently traded north to Mande and Hausa traders in exchange for goods from North Africa.

European Partners: The Ashanti relied on partnerships with Dutch, British, and French traders, selling captives at coastal forts to secure manufactured goods and firearms, essential for further territorial expansion and capturing more slaves.

Mensa Bonsu (Asantehene 1874–1883): In the late 19th century, he and his administration were involved in taxing slave-trading activities, particularly when looking for new revenue sources following military setbacks.

The Ashanti Empire established an extensive network of traders and catchers, creating a structured trade that was crucial to its economy and military power, often substituting the trade in captives for gold as the main commodity, especially in the 19th century.

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'Akufo-Addo, Mahama not being truthful about slave trade narrative' – Obiri Boahen

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