Nkrumah’s legacy asks more of us than remembrance – Armah-Kofi Buah

Read Article

Comments (7)

This article is closed for comments.

Read Comments Comments (7)

Kankan nyame 2 days ago

What is the catch here?

What is the catch here?
Paul Cepho 2 days ago

We honor the grandchildren of Nkrumah and let them join The Great Mahama to protect our galamsey from the money women from China and Ukraine.

We honor the grandchildren of Nkrumah and let them join The Great Mahama to protect our galamsey from the money women from China and Ukraine.
Bitter truth 2 days ago

Wicked babaric man Armah Kofi buah.. u can pay artist thousands of dollars yet u can’t fix common water crisis in your constituency..u cannot fix the deplorable roads in your constituency..Nkrumah needs to be celebrated bec ...
read full comment

Wicked babaric man Armah Kofi buah.. u can pay artist thousands of dollars yet u can’t fix common water crisis in your constituency..u cannot fix the deplorable roads in your constituency..Nkrumah needs to be celebrated because he is a great man with integrity but u this wicked man has no integrity..u are just using Nkrumah’s name to catch cruise..Nkrumah’ would have used all this money to fix major problems in his hometown than mere celebration..why do Africans like too much celebration yet little development and achievements..chai who cursed Africans(Ghana) very sad reality..
DETAILS 1 day ago

Ok so what have you ever done for Ghana since you were born?

Ok so what have you ever done for Ghana since you were born?
Bitter truth 1 day ago

@Details I am not a politician but I have several business employing a lot of people and giving them livelihood..if I am to be a politician I would fix problems confronting my people before celebrating..why are Africans alway ...
read full comment

@Details I am not a politician but I have several business employing a lot of people and giving them livelihood..if I am to be a politician I would fix problems confronting my people before celebrating..why are Africans always celebrating in poverty? Anyway I don’t blame u, poverty makes u defend corrupt politicians..u obviously paid to defend his incompetence..20 something years in power as Mp yet your people driving on terrible roads..shameful beings
DETAILS 1 day ago

Well done and more vim tovyou and your several businesses if your reponse is the truth.

Well done and more vim tovyou and your several businesses if your reponse is the truth.
MONEY-MAKING DEPENDS ON A SKILL - LEARN YOURS, LEARN THIS SKILL, LEARN HOW! 1 day ago

Start €ARNING DAILY CASH-INCOME through this technical service that is hot in demand. Learn today, not tomorrow. Smart people are cashing out fixing what everyone uses: Smart Phones! Think about it - everyone has a phone, a ...
read full comment

Start €ARNING DAILY CASH-INCOME through this technical service that is hot in demand. Learn today, not tomorrow. Smart people are cashing out fixing what everyone uses: Smart Phones! Think about it - everyone has a phone, and everyone eventually breaks it. You don’t need a University degree to start. You need a SKILL. Engr. Chukky Oparandu has simplified everything in his "Complete Guide for Beginners & Professionals."(check "Mobile Phones & Tablets Repairs" page on Facebook)He has already mentored over 2,000 people across Africa. What you’ll learn: How to set up your own repair workspace - How to fix the most common (& most profitable) phone faults; The business side; How to charge customers & make money. Get the guide and start learning today. Note: Your Training & Personal Development Budget is your best investment for self advancement. GET Chukky Oparandu’s guide. This skill also opens many other business doors. No huge capital needed to start. Just a skill you earn from once you apply it. Rush now, Search “Chukky Oparandu” on Amazon or visit selar.co/m/chukky (French edition "Gagnez de l'Argent en Réparant des Téléphones & Tablettes" Available!). Don’t miss his blockbuster career guide:“IT Career: A Roadmap" ...17484

7 Comments

Welcome,

SIGN IN

Welcome,

RESET PASSWORD

Hello,

Terms and conditions

REGISTER

Nkrumah’s legacy asks more of us than remembrance – Armah-Kofi Buah

Read Comments .st0{display:none;fill:#14BDD3;} .st1{display:none;} .st2{display:inline;fill:#FC0F0F;} .st3{display:inline;fill:#FFFFFF;} .st4{display:inline;fill:none;stroke:#000000;stroke-width:6;stroke-miterlimit:10;} Comments (7)

Read Comments Comments (7)