'Take a second look at your history notes' - Ablakwa 'schools' UK's Kemi Badenoch

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Ablakwa is right 14 hours ago

Kemi Badenoch talks by-heart like a Ghanaian NPP MP who has smoked wee (ganja).

Kemi Badenoch talks by-heart like a Ghanaian NPP MP who has smoked wee (ganja).
prophet mohammed was a sick dog 14 hours ago

Say no to islam and convert to a real religion.
Allah is satanic scum and qur'an is toilet paper. Search online for ways to move away from evil islam........You can join ex-muslim groups online and be safe........Yo ...
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Say no to islam and convert to a real religion.
Allah is satanic scum and qur'an is toilet paper. Search online for ways to move away from evil islam........You can join ex-muslim groups online and be safe........You are not alone........Burn the qur'an and kill muslims.
Anita 13 hours ago

NPP supports Kemi. Just anything against Ghana government. Nkwaseafour People's Party

NPP supports Kemi. Just anything against Ghana government. Nkwaseafour People's Party
P Djamgbe 8 hours ago

This woman thinks her desperation will help her land at Number 10 Downing Street? I pray that she remains the Consecutives leader by next general election, the Consecutives would see their smoothness level - they should be ve ...
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This woman thinks her desperation will help her land at Number 10 Downing Street? I pray that she remains the Consecutives leader by next general election, the Consecutives would see their smoothness level - they should be very happy if they came 6th after Labour, Greens, the Reform party, Lib Dems, Jeremy Corbyn's party and the Ukip.
Karikakchar 6 hours ago

There's nothing to educate anyore about. You have the resources stop giving it away and manage it prudently to generate wealth and stop these cheap ways of getting resources you don't deserve

There's nothing to educate anyore about. You have the resources stop giving it away and manage it prudently to generate wealth and stop these cheap ways of getting resources you don't deserve
TAKE OR PAY DEMON 12 hours ago

Ablakwa has gone international with his dishonesty. The slave masters were conpensated to free their slaves. This makes sense. Why sjould Ghanaian slave raiders and traders who abduct human beigns from their homes be compensa ...
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Ablakwa has gone international with his dishonesty. The slave masters were conpensated to free their slaves. This makes sense. Why sjould Ghanaian slave raiders and traders who abduct human beigns from their homes be compensated.
Jack 11 hours ago

What about the human beings who were abducted from their homes?

What about the human beings who were abducted from their homes?
ST GHFUO: Kwame Nkrumah International Airport 10 hours ago

Artifacts, gold, precious metals, Kings and queens were abducted stolen exiled......if the colonizers could do all these without anyone selling anything to them. What makes you think that humans were sold to them as well? Amd ...
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Artifacts, gold, precious metals, Kings and queens were abducted stolen exiled......if the colonizers could do all these without anyone selling anything to them. What makes you think that humans were sold to them as well? Amd even if humans were sold. Who reviewed the money for selling humans? Wouldn't be the chiefs? Well, many of these chiefs or kings were captured and exiled or simply killed..so reason a bit and realise that not all humans wer sold off. In my opinion manay were stolen and abducted shipped off for free..whay a wicked catastrophe!!!!!! BLACKS ARE HUMANS
Wisefolk 9 hours ago

You are an idiot if it makes sense to you.

You are an idiot if it makes sense to you.
TWEAA DC 6 hours ago

THIS KEMI BADENOCH WILL GIVE ABLAKWA A KNOCKOUT PUNCH...AND ABLAKWA WILL BE COUNTED OUT...BE WARNED OKUJETO ABLAKWA, BE WARNED...TWEAA.

THIS KEMI BADENOCH WILL GIVE ABLAKWA A KNOCKOUT PUNCH...AND ABLAKWA WILL BE COUNTED OUT...BE WARNED OKUJETO ABLAKWA, BE WARNED...TWEAA.

JB 11 hours ago

This Nigerian Zionist bitch who hates her own race is so disgusting

This Nigerian Zionist bitch who hates her own race is so disgusting
Safohene Nana Obuo-Gyan 10 hours ago

Ofuidjato Aboakwa, the snake-tongued/vampire-toothed NDC buffoonish Foreign Minister.

The only speciality of this ’kwaseanpanin' is to antagonize dignified foreign envoys from civilized countries who do not share his st ...
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Ofuidjato Aboakwa, the snake-tongued/vampire-toothed NDC buffoonish Foreign Minister.

The only speciality of this ’kwaseanpanin' is to antagonize dignified foreign envoys from civilized countries who do not share his stupid NDCs' policies tilted in favour of Palestine, Iran, Russia, China and other rogue countries.

Who is a useless idiot like the caterpillar-toothed Ablakwa to educate Kemi Badenoch?
Akiti 9 hours ago

You refer to these thieves, racists and slave merchants as dignified envoys? You must be a member of the criminal gang posing as a political party. What a shame.

You refer to these thieves, racists and slave merchants as dignified envoys? You must be a member of the criminal gang posing as a political party. What a shame.
Safohene Nana Obuo-Gyan 8 hours ago

@Akiti
You call them thieves, racists and slave merchants but you and your useless political (mis)leaders crawl in long winding queues to beg for their visas.

Which of these so-called "thieves, racists and slave merchant ...
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@Akiti
You call them thieves, racists and slave merchants but you and your useless political (mis)leaders crawl in long winding queues to beg for their visas.

Which of these so-called "thieves, racists and slave merchants" mistreat you like animals in the same way your stupid and corrupt political idiots like Ablakwa tramples upon you?

Which of the Western countries crowd their youths in a stadium filled with heat, leading to the loss of lives because of the lack of job opportunities?

Like the 'galamsey' menace engulfing the country, a fool like you Akiti will one day turn around and blame the Chinese corroborators, leaving out your nation-wrecking tribal chiefs, gluttonous politicians, and other unpatriotic greedy citizens.
Nsia 7 hours ago

@ Safohene, more historical facts to make our lying ,useless ,arrogant and pompous chiefs feel uncomfortable.. This is what happened and there is 4uck all they can do to change that.And, we will let a lot of Ghanaians know ...
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@ Safohene, more historical facts to make our lying ,useless ,arrogant and pompous chiefs feel uncomfortable.. This is what happened and there is 4uck all they can do to change that.And, we will let a lot of Ghanaians know the facts,

From 1700 to the 1890s, the Ashanti (Asante) Kingdom was a major slave-exporting power, with the trade managed by the Asantehene (King), his provincial rulers, and officials who supplied captive rivals and war prisoners to European traders (British, Dutch, French) at coastal forts, particularly Elmina and Cape Coast. Prominent elites and middlemen managed the supply chains from the interior.

The Asantehene (Kings): The ruling monarchs were the primary organizers of the trade, initiating wars of expansion specifically to capture people. Following the 1732 and 1744 invasions of Gonja and Dagomba, the Asantehene demanded enslaved people as tribute, making it a systematic trade.

Provincial Chiefs and Officials: Regional governors and warriors in the Ashanti empire, such as the rulers of conquered territories like Gonja and Dagomba, facilitated the capture and trafficking of slaves to the central authorities.
Northern Traders: In the early 1700s, trade flowed north, where Asante officials sold captives to Mande and Hausa traders for exchange with North African networks.

Coastal Middlemen: Traders who moved between the coastal forts (Cape Coast and Elmina) and the Ashanti capital, Kumasi, served as vital links to European slave dealers.

Key Dynamics:

Shift to Atlantic Demand: By the 1800s, the Ashanti shifted from northern trade to supplying the growing Atlantic demand for captives to get European manufactured goods, particularly firearms.
Resistance and Abolition: While the trade was lucrative, it was heavily pressured by the British during the 19th century, culminating in the exile of King Prempeh I in 1896.
stik 5 hours ago

The Slave Trade – Some recorded and historical payments …….
What actually happened
• In 1833–1837, after the Slavery Abolition Act 1833, the British government paid compensation to slave owners for the loss of ens ...
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The Slave Trade – Some recorded and historical payments …….
What actually happened
• In 1833–1837, after the Slavery Abolition Act 1833, the British government paid compensation to slave owners for the loss of enslaved people (treated as “property” at the time).
• About £20 million (a huge sum then, ~40% of government spending) was distributed to around 40,000 slave owners.
Why 2015 is mentioned
• The government borrowed money to fund those payouts (notably via financiers like Nathan Mayer Rothschild).
• That loan was turned into long-term government bonds (“gilts”).
• Taxpayers kept paying off that debt until 2015, when the UK finally cleared those old bonds.
Key clarification
• The payments to slave owners happened in the 1830s, not in 2015.
• By 2015, no slave owners (or their descendants) were receiving new compensation.
• 2015 just marks the final repayment of the government debt created to fund those 19th-century payouts.
Why it’s controversial
• Enslaved people received no compensation at all, while slave owners did.
• Because the debt lasted so long, generations of taxpayers (including descendants of enslaved people) indirectly helped repay money that originally went to slave owners.
Choka 5 hours ago

Here are some documented examples of slave owners who received compensation from the British government in the 1830s after the Slavery Abolition Act 1833. These payments were recorded in detail and are now publicly available ...
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Here are some documented examples of slave owners who received compensation from the British government in the 1830s after the Slavery Abolition Act 1833. These payments were recorded in detail and are now publicly available through historical databases.
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Notable individuals who were compensated
1. John Gladstone
• One of the largest recipients of compensation
• Owned plantations in British Guiana (now Guyana) and Jamaica
• Received over £100,000 (equivalent to many millions today)
• Enslaved people: 2,500+
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2. Charles Blair
• Major plantation owner
• Received tens of thousands of pounds in compensation
• Held hundreds of enslaved people
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3. George Hibbert
• Prominent merchant and politician
• Owned plantations in Jamaica
• Received substantial compensation for enslaved people
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4. Henry Lascelles
• Wealthy aristocrat with Caribbean plantations
• Received compensation tied to hundreds of enslaved people
• His family fortune was heavily linked to slavery
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5. James Blair
• Another plantation owner in the Caribbean
• Received government compensation after abolition
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6. Sir John Keane
• Military figure and plantation owner
• Received compensation payments
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A broader point
• Compensation wasn’t limited to a few elites. Around 40,000 claimants received payments.
• These included:
o Wealthy aristocrats
o Merchants and bankers
o Clergy
o Ordinary investors who owned shares in plantations
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Where this information comes from
Much of this data has been compiled by researchers at University College London, which maintains a searchable database of compensation claims and recipients.
Brit 4 hours ago

Here are some examples of families, institutions, and modern links traced to the 1830s slave-owner compensation records, mainly through the work of the University College London.
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Fam ...
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Here are some examples of families, institutions, and modern links traced to the 1830s slave-owner compensation records, mainly through the work of the University College London.
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Families and dynasties linked to compensation
The Gladstone family
• Descended from John Gladstone
• His compensation money helped fund the rise of his son, William Ewart Gladstone
• The family became one of Britain’s most influential political dynasties
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The Lascelles family (Earls of Harewood)
• Linked to Henry Lascelles
• Wealth from Caribbean plantations helped sustain aristocratic estates
• The family remains part of the British aristocracy today
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The Hibbert family
• Descended from George Hibbert
• Wealth fed into merchant banking and trade networks in London
Irishman 4 hours ago

Institutions and businesses with historical links
Barclays
• Some early investors and partners had ties to slavery compensation
• Not the bank itself directly receiving compensation, but connected individuals did
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Institutions and businesses with historical links
Barclays
• Some early investors and partners had ties to slavery compensation
• Not the bank itself directly receiving compensation, but connected individuals did
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Lloyds Banking Group
• Formed from many smaller banks
• Some of those predecessor banks were linked to slave-owning clients or beneficiaries
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Church of England
• Owned enslaved people via missionary societies
• Received compensation after abolition
• Later publicly acknowledged and apologized for this history
Universities and cultural institutions
University of Glasgow
• Identified historical donations tied to slavery-derived wealth
• Launched a reparative justice program in response
All Souls College Oxford
• Benefited from endowments linked to slave-derived wealth
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A key takeaway
• The compensation money didn’t just stay with individuals—it flowed into British society:
o Landed estates
o Banks and finance
o Political careers
o Educational institutions
Nsia 2 hours ago

@Brit, never mind mind those who received compensation from their own govt. Tell us about what our own slave raiding and trading Kings did with their money that they were paid. And, is the Asantehene going to compesensate ...
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@Brit, never mind mind those who received compensation from their own govt. Tell us about what our own slave raiding and trading Kings did with their money that they were paid. And, is the Asantehene going to compesensate thei other tribes that his ancestors plundered and pillaged?
Also, tell us about the slave traders from Portugal Spain snd the Dutchb who started it in the Gold Coast inthe first place. And, the Swedish, Danes, French, Germans, American, Brazilians etc.
We do not need any selective amnesia on this.

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Atuprimanga 14 hours ago

These slaves were forcibly captured by intoxicated African chiefs who were compensated by the European slave merchants with bottles of schnapps and gun powder. Ablakwa your ancestors loved the taste of European schnapps. So ...
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These slaves were forcibly captured by intoxicated African chiefs who were compensated by the European slave merchants with bottles of schnapps and gun powder. Ablakwa your ancestors loved the taste of European schnapps. So what reparations again. Blame your ancestors for being primitive apes. Africans are imbeciles !!!!
Nsia 14 hours ago

@Atuprimanga, Massa, you are as right as rain. We just do not want to accept the uncomfortable truth, but history is exactly what happened and recorded. And, our own Asante Kings were vile, cruel and utterly despicable. A fac ...
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@Atuprimanga, Massa, you are as right as rain. We just do not want to accept the uncomfortable truth, but history is exactly what happened and recorded. And, our own Asante Kings were vile, cruel and utterly despicable. A fact without apology to anyone, Now, read this to buttress your point, And, I do not care one bit what my own Asante people think. It happened and we have to say it. Full stop!

The Asante kings most heavily involved in slave raiding and trading were Osei Tutu, Opoku Ware, Osei Kwadwo, Osei Kwame, and Osei Bonsu.

Osei Tutu (c. 1670s–1717) established the empire and secured control over gold fields, using the wealth to purchase firearms from Europeans which facilitated further expansion and the capture of slaves.

Opoku Ware (c. 1720–1750) continued this aggressive expansion, reaching the empire's fullest extent and integrating it deeply into the lucrative gold and slave trades with British and Dutch traders.

Osei Kwadwo (c. 1764–1777), Osei Kwame (1777–1801), and Osei Bonsu (c. 1801–1824) maintained a centralized state where the economy relied heavily on the export of captives, with an
annual exports estimated at 6,000–7,000 people by the end of the 18th century.

These monarchs systematically traded enslaved people, captured during wars and raids against neighboring states like the Denkyira and Fante, in exchange for European firearms, luxury goods, and manufactured products. The trade became a primary source of wealth and military power until Great Britain outlawed the slave trade in 1807, which crippled the Asante economy and sparked conflict with the British.
Pontius Pilate 13 hours ago

And bought by Bible holding crooks with a rifle hidden under their genitals. The early Christiam Missionaries

And bought by Bible holding crooks with a rifle hidden under their genitals. The early Christiam Missionaries
Concerned Ghanaian 12 hours ago

Ablakwa is forgetting his history, some years after the abolishment of this vile trade, our own Chiefs went begging the British to restart this vile trade again as they were losing credibility within their own communities giv ...
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Ablakwa is forgetting his history, some years after the abolishment of this vile trade, our own Chiefs went begging the British to restart this vile trade again as they were losing credibility within their own communities given the financial hardship they were experiencing as a result of the abolishment. Ablakwa study your own people first well, as the saying goes people in glass houses.......
Kwaseato 10 hours ago

Transatlantic Slavery existed in the territory of present day Ghana over 155yrs before Asante was formed in the 1700s. Who was selling who during that time apart from the Denkyira, the Akwamu of which the present Doormaa peop ...
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Transatlantic Slavery existed in the territory of present day Ghana over 155yrs before Asante was formed in the 1700s. Who was selling who during that time apart from the Denkyira, the Akwamu of which the present Doormaa people were part of. An official from Barbados said the very first British slaves that entered Barbados, which was the very first Carribean island that enslaved Africans were sent to include those who later became Asantes. The Jaman people who were part of the Akwamu people were heavily involved in Slavery, and the slaves that were sent to the Asantehene were sent by the Dagombas as a tribute, and those slaves were indentured slaves, and not chattel slaves of the Europeans
Nsia 7 hours ago

@Kwaseato, you can definitely read in English, but your understanding of it is woefully inadequate. What you read tells you in plain English what our own Ashanti kings did. I can also give you adequate information about wha ...
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@Kwaseato, you can definitely read in English, but your understanding of it is woefully inadequate. What you read tells you in plain English what our own Ashanti kings did. I can also give you adequate information about what the Fantes and the Akyems did. Now, the fact remains the same whether you exhibit your stupidity on a grand scale or not, our own Ashanti Kings were slave raiders and traders. Get that into your empty head. Kwaseatoto bi ba!
Nsia 7 hours ago

@Kwaseato, more specific and historical facts to knock a fat lot of sense into your empty head. .History is not the Anansesem that your parents ,Kwaku Dua or the liar Adu Boahen forced fed you..You can now go and clean the st ...
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@Kwaseato, more specific and historical facts to knock a fat lot of sense into your empty head. .History is not the Anansesem that your parents ,Kwaku Dua or the liar Adu Boahen forced fed you..You can now go and clean the streets of Manhyia. Ofuii!

From 1700 to the 1890s, the Ashanti (Asante) Kingdom was a major slave-exporting power, with the trade managed by the Asantehene (King), his provincial rulers, and officials who supplied captive rivals and war prisoners to European traders (British, Dutch, French) at coastal forts, particularly Elmina and Cape Coast. Prominent elites and middlemen managed the supply chains from the interior.

The Asantehene (Kings): The ruling monarchs were the primary organizers of the trade, initiating wars of expansion specifically to capture people. Following the 1732 and 1744 invasions of Gonja and Dagomba, the Asantehene demanded enslaved people as tribute, making it a systematic trade..

Provincial Chiefs and Officials: Regional governors and warriors in the Ashanti empire, such as the rulers of conquered territories like Gonja and Dagomba, facilitated the capture and trafficking of slaves to the central authorities.
Northern Traders: In the early 1700s, trade flowed north, where Asante officials sold captives to Mande and Hausa traders for exchange with North African networks..

Coastal Middlemen: Traders who moved between the coastal forts (Cape Coast and Elmina) and the Ashanti capital, Kumasi, served as vital links to European slave dealers.

Key Dynamics:

Shift to Atlantic Demand: By the 1800s, the Ashanti shifted from northern trade to supplying the growing Atlantic demand for captives to get European manufactured goods, particularly firearms.

Resistance and Abolition: While the trade was lucrative, it was heavily pressured by the British during the 19th century, culminating in the exile of King Prempeh I in 1896.
Safohene Nana Obuo-Gyan 10 hours ago

@Nsia
Nsia, thanks for the information. I hope "the square peg in round hole" Ablakwa and his like-minded NDC fools will read this.

@Nsia
Nsia, thanks for the information. I hope "the square peg in round hole" Ablakwa and his like-minded NDC fools will read this.
Nsia 7 hours ago

@Safohene, and, it is even more sickening when hypocrites like Akufo Addo and
Otchere Darko whose ancestors were slave raiders and traders start giving us a lecture on the topic.. E.ven when the British had abolished the v ...
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@Safohene, and, it is even more sickening when hypocrites like Akufo Addo and
Otchere Darko whose ancestors were slave raiders and traders start giving us a lecture on the topic.. E.ven when the British had abolished the vile trade, the Okyenhene and Prempeh were still at it. You will never read stuff like this from the liar turned historian called Adu Boahen.

We let the facts do the talking.

The British colonial government exiled Nana Amoako Atta I, the Okyenhene of Akyem Abuakwa, to Lagos, Nigeria, in May 1880.

He was convicted by a British court in Accra on charges of arson (specifically "malicious arson") and accused of involvement in slave-dealing (or receiving a pawn) at Kyebi.

Key details regarding his exile:
Duration: He was sentenced to five years of exile, during which the state of Akyem Abuakwa was left without its head.
Return: Nana Amoako Atta I returned from exile in January 1885 and was reinstated as Okyenhene.

Context: His exile was partly due to his resistance against the encroaching authority of the Basel Mission and the British colonial administration, particularly regarding the liberation of slaves within his territory.

He later died on February 2, 1887, after being summoned for another inquiry regarding further unrest.

ST GHFUO: Kwame Nkrumah International Airport 10 hours ago

So after these conflicts with the British where many Asante chiefs and leaders were exiled and killed dis slavery or the transport of humans stop after that? Several artifacts, precious metals, gold etc including humans were ...
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So after these conflicts with the British where many Asante chiefs and leaders were exiled and killed dis slavery or the transport of humans stop after that? Several artifacts, precious metals, gold etc including humans were stolen..the fastest and amateur leaders fought together against the British at one point..several chiefs organised to fight the British and Dutch some won and some lost. When you lose you were captured killed or exiled..so what happened to property, gold, artifacts and even humans after these wars? Weren't they all stolen for the colonizers? Free bounty
ST GHFUO: Kwame Nkrumah International Airport 10 hours ago

And such stealing of free bounty existed al up.until 1957

And such stealing of free bounty existed al up.until 1957
ST GHFUO: Kwame Nkrumah International Airport 10 hours ago

Well, so was it the same chiefs who sold off precious afrocan artifacts gold, precious metals to the Whiteman as well? Many of these chiefs were killed and exiled after wars....and we all know whay happens after wars. The ste ...
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Well, so was it the same chiefs who sold off precious afrocan artifacts gold, precious metals to the Whiteman as well? Many of these chiefs were killed and exiled after wars....and we all know whay happens after wars. The stealing, looting of treasures, humans. If you exile the seller that gives you the chance to steal for free isn't it?
Ek Anobil 14 hours ago

Sam Okudzeto has lost credibility? If the reparations money comes the will steal them and chop them like tomorrow. A man who is not truthful to his home country.

Sam Okudzeto has lost credibility? If the reparations money comes the will steal them and chop them like tomorrow. A man who is not truthful to his home country.
King USA. 12 hours ago

Why fight for the blackman knowing very well he will backstab you and kiss the enemy behind, very low self-esteem.

Why fight for the blackman knowing very well he will backstab you and kiss the enemy behind, very low self-esteem.
TAKE OR PAY DEMON 11 hours ago

You are right. They will award sole source contracts at five times the contract price to consume all the reparation money. Thieves in power.

You are right. They will award sole source contracts at five times the contract price to consume all the reparation money. Thieves in power.
agyeman 13 hours ago

ABLAKWA IN THE GUTTERS, HE'S FORGOTTEN HE'S SUPPOSED TO BE A DIPLOMAT. I DON'T THINK ANY SERIOUS FM OF A RESPECTABLE COUNTRY WILL DO THIS ONLY MAHAMA'S FOREIGN MINISTER. KAI

ABLAKWA IN THE GUTTERS, HE'S FORGOTTEN HE'S SUPPOSED TO BE A DIPLOMAT. I DON'T THINK ANY SERIOUS FM OF A RESPECTABLE COUNTRY WILL DO THIS ONLY MAHAMA'S FOREIGN MINISTER. KAI
Okponglo 12 hours ago

Did these slave trading nations come to Africa to trade slaves . For any crime there is an intent . Sailing your ships to buy slaves shows intent . Participatory intent . The you sold your brothers narrative by the West is to ...
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Did these slave trading nations come to Africa to trade slaves . For any crime there is an intent . Sailing your ships to buy slaves shows intent . Participatory intent . The you sold your brothers narrative by the West is to shift blame by buyer .It is avoidance of guilt and victim blaming . Pay up
Yaw 12 hours ago

Why should Britain pay and African country for slavery? When our own great father's were involved?, secondary even if they pay the money to us , these same political criminals will steal the money and bring it back to the we ...
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Why should Britain pay and African country for slavery? When our own great father's were involved?, secondary even if they pay the money to us , these same political criminals will steal the money and bring it back to the western countries, I am Ghanaian but I am against these paying money to African.
Nsia 12 hours ago

Yaw, the first slave traders in the Trans Atlantic Slave Trade in the Gold Coast were the Portuguese and the Spanish followed by the Dutch and the the British, Swedish, Danes, Germans, French, Brazilians and Americans.
Br ...
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Yaw, the first slave traders in the Trans Atlantic Slave Trade in the Gold Coast were the Portuguese and the Spanish followed by the Dutch and the the British, Swedish, Danes, Germans, French, Brazilians and Americans.
Brazil received more slaves , yet it is still a third world country. They have have bugger-all to pay anybody
Not Suprided Kemi Badenoch Supports France Anti Progressive Criminal Activities in West Africa 12 hours ago

This British /Nigerian Reactionary Kemi Badenock is disgraced to Africa ,She Is strong Avivd Supporter Of France Criminal ,Anti Progressive Activiees In The West Sub Region

This British /Nigerian Reactionary Kemi Badenock is disgraced to Africa ,She Is strong Avivd Supporter Of France Criminal ,Anti Progressive Activiees In The West Sub Region
Kojois 12 hours ago

Foolish people who will compensate you. What credibility do you have to critize somebody. Flip flop. Local champion.

Foolish people who will compensate you. What credibility do you have to critize somebody. Flip flop. Local champion.
Cooon 12 hours ago

What about second salary going on currently? We have Chinese, Australians, South Africans looting our mineral resources and you are there asking for reparations? The combine value of what foreigners are taking from us is in f ...
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What about second salary going on currently? We have Chinese, Australians, South Africans looting our mineral resources and you are there asking for reparations? The combine value of what foreigners are taking from us is in far excess of the reparations you are asking. It is like we just addicted to free stuff. Cheap money. How will the reparation money be distributed among African governments and citizens directly affected by the slave trade. Hanst the West supported Africa financial and technically over the years?
Aboozigi 12 hours ago

This exported zoogerian is carrying her zoonastics everywhere

This exported zoogerian is carrying her zoonastics everywhere
Jack 11 hours ago

That girl is something else

That girl is something else
Kwame 11 hours ago

Welldone Efo Ekudzeto Ablakwa. The British don't want to even tell Africans that they are sorry for the transatlantic slave trade and the colonization that followed, meaning that western economists came out from one form of o ...
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Welldone Efo Ekudzeto Ablakwa. The British don't want to even tell Africans that they are sorry for the transatlantic slave trade and the colonization that followed, meaning that western economists came out from one form of oppression that they imposed on the victims, then repeated the same thing during the period of colonization.
When I was a child my uncle had a bullet mark on his chest and another on his back. It was said that he was a reincarnation of a granduncle of ours, who was sold into slavery.
He manage to work, paid the amount which was used to buy him, came to the house of the former slave master to take his possessions.
The former slave owner who sold him to the one he bought himself from gave some people guns to shoot him and his elder sister, who was my great grandmother.
My great granduncle was shot and the bullet wounds were the scare on the chest of my uncle who was also a grandnephew of our granduncle, who was shot dead.
Kay 11 hours ago

Slave trade is the only trade that our leaders want us to believe that it involved only buyers with no sellers involved. Why the need to mask the participation of our forefathers, some of whom willingly sold their relatives. ...
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Slave trade is the only trade that our leaders want us to believe that it involved only buyers with no sellers involved. Why the need to mask the participation of our forefathers, some of whom willingly sold their relatives. Truth heals!
NONALIGNED 11 hours ago

THE ARGUMENT BEING MADE BY OUR LEADERS FOR REPARATIONS TO AFRICAN COUNTRIES IS INFANTILE! I MEAN TO SUGGEST THAT BECAUSE THE SLAVE OWNERS WHO LEGALLY AT THE TIME USED THEIR HARD-EARNED MONEY TO BUY THE SLAVES WERE PAID REPARA ...
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THE ARGUMENT BEING MADE BY OUR LEADERS FOR REPARATIONS TO AFRICAN COUNTRIES IS INFANTILE! I MEAN TO SUGGEST THAT BECAUSE THE SLAVE OWNERS WHO LEGALLY AT THE TIME USED THEIR HARD-EARNED MONEY TO BUY THE SLAVES WERE PAID REPARATIONS TO SET THE SLAVES FREE, WE IN AFRICA WHO ALSO SOLD THE SLAVES TO MAKE MONEY, SHOULD AGAIN BE PAID MONEY FOR WHAT?? AND FOR WHAT REASON SHOULD WE IN AFRICA WHO PROFITED FROM SELLING THE SLAVES BE PAID ANOTHER MONEY TO MAKE DOUBLE PROFIT?? IS IT THE CASE THAT, IN THE TIME PAST, SOME MINISTERIAL APPOINTEES TOOK DOUBLE SALARIES WITHOUT BEING PUNISHED, THIS REPARATIONS TO AFRICA IS ALSO SEEN AS THE RIGHT THING??? THE ANSWER IS A BIG NO!
IF ANY REPARATION SIMILAR TO WHAT WAS PAID TO THE SLAVE OWNERS TO SET THE SLAVES FREE IS REQUIRED TO BE PAID, THE ONLY GROUP OF PEOPLE WHO CAN LAY CLAIM ARE DESCENDANTS OF THE SLAVES IN THE DIASPORA, AND NOT PEOPLE IN AFRICA WHO WERE THE SELLERS AND BENEFITED FROM THE TRADE!!
THIS IS COMMON SENSE!!!
Motherfucking asshole 10 hours ago

Who made it legal at the time. Fool

Who made it legal at the time. Fool
Gbetia 10 hours ago

Hon waste not time with likes like Brain Hypoxia patients Afenyo Markin and them but focus on our homeland GHANA

Hon waste not time with likes like Brain Hypoxia patients Afenyo Markin and them but focus on our homeland GHANA
BADENOCH JUST PLAYING TO THE GALLERY- Kwabena ohemeng,london 10 hours ago

Kemi Badenoch is just playing to the gallery. I think he just does not want to offend the British who have embraced her to be theirs.

Kemi Badenoch is just playing to the gallery. I think he just does not want to offend the British who have embraced her to be theirs.
Sage 10 hours ago

This disrespectful, inexperienced arrogant liar, must learn to be civil and diplomatic in dealing with leaders of the West.
How can this be a FM ?

This disrespectful, inexperienced arrogant liar, must learn to be civil and diplomatic in dealing with leaders of the West.
How can this be a FM ?
Michael Eshun. 10 hours ago

Want free money to chop,how are you going to share this money, among all the African countries....?...ways and means to get free money....stop the corruption and concentrate of developing your various countries. When ghana co ...
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Want free money to chop,how are you going to share this money, among all the African countries....?...ways and means to get free money....stop the corruption and concentrate of developing your various countries. When ghana collected compensation from the Gambia we know what happened.
Tsotsoo 9 hours ago

Kemi you are young so you don't see the discrimination. When you grow older you will be compelled to go to a home or go back home, Nigeria of course. Whether you like it or not you are black, you are African, you are differe ...
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Kemi you are young so you don't see the discrimination. When you grow older you will be compelled to go to a home or go back home, Nigeria of course. Whether you like it or not you are black, you are African, you are different. Find out why there are blacks in UK, USA. That is the history of the slave trade.
Dwarf 9 hours ago

This Nigerian lady thinks she is white and I pity her a lot

This Nigerian lady thinks she is white and I pity her a lot
Marlon 8 hours ago

Kemi is a foolish girl. She is a hypocrite.

Kemi is a foolish girl. She is a hypocrite.
Kulube 7 hours ago

Those in the coastal areas and others whom the slave trades as well in Ghana as well as Arabs must also pay compensations

Those in the coastal areas and others whom the slave trades as well in Ghana as well as Arabs must also pay compensations
BAN THE JESUS IMAGE 7 hours ago

All African governments must now ban this image of a white man, black people are calling lord and saviour.
This slavery, lies and inferiority complex image.
Cancell this jesus image from Africa.
Black men must not be worsh ...
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All African governments must now ban this image of a white man, black people are calling lord and saviour.
This slavery, lies and inferiority complex image.
Cancell this jesus image from Africa.
Black men must not be worshipping a white man's image.
An abomination and curse.
Dunia 7 hours ago

Don't we have pressing national issues to deal with than this academic reparation talk that JM and Ablakwa are engrossing themselves with? And they can't seem to get over the fact that not everybody agrees with them?

Don't we have pressing national issues to deal with than this academic reparation talk that JM and Ablakwa are engrossing themselves with? And they can't seem to get over the fact that not everybody agrees with them?
Gaskia 7 hours ago

And why should Kemi Badenoch worry about what Ablakwa thinks about her opinion? She has more important things to attend to.

And why should Kemi Badenoch worry about what Ablakwa thinks about her opinion? She has more important things to attend to.
TWEAA DC 6 hours ago

NOT A FARTHING WILL BE PAID TO GHANA FOR OKUJETO ABLAKWA AND OTHERS TO STEAL AND SEND THEM TO THEIR PRIVATE ACCOUNTS ABROAD...TWEAA.

NOT A FARTHING WILL BE PAID TO GHANA FOR OKUJETO ABLAKWA AND OTHERS TO STEAL AND SEND THEM TO THEIR PRIVATE ACCOUNTS ABROAD...TWEAA.
We Are Tired 6 hours ago

But is Ghana not still benefiting from the Slave Trade by charging the descendants of the same slaves for visiting the castles? So what about letting visiting for free if we care about them

But is Ghana not still benefiting from the Slave Trade by charging the descendants of the same slaves for visiting the castles? So what about letting visiting for free if we care about them
Really? 5 hours ago

Ablakwa should stop displaying his deception. The thing is called slave TRADE, meaning the buyers paid something for the slaves (mirrors and schnapps). So if the slaves are wanted back, what's wrong with the buyers asking to ...
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Ablakwa should stop displaying his deception. The thing is called slave TRADE, meaning the buyers paid something for the slaves (mirrors and schnapps). So if the slaves are wanted back, what's wrong with the buyers asking to be paid for releasing what they paid for? The schnapps had already been drunk, and the mirrors broken, so they must be paid in cash.
Living 5 hours ago

Once again a figure from the weakest creed among the human race is being programmed to challenge and deny facts about her Negro ancestors. Much a pitiful display of a brainwashed element

Once again a figure from the weakest creed among the human race is being programmed to challenge and deny facts about her Negro ancestors. Much a pitiful display of a brainwashed element
Ebo 4 hours ago

Are the Arabs also being asked to pay reparations since they also enslaved blacks from Africa through the desert? That history cannot be thrown out!!!!

Are the Arabs also being asked to pay reparations since they also enslaved blacks from Africa through the desert? That history cannot be thrown out!!!!

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