Onzy Nkrumah is Osagyefo’s son - Mrs Sinare

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skalanbone 10 years ago

We can put this matter to rest by making Dr. Osinis Nkrumah have a DNA test.but I don't quite understand why Osinis Nkrumah once proposed to marry Samia.knowing very well that she is his half sister

We can put this matter to rest by making Dr. Osinis Nkrumah have a DNA test.but I don't quite understand why Osinis Nkrumah once proposed to marry Samia.knowing very well that she is his half sister
Pimpinese 10 years ago

Onzy, since you are the one wanting a piece of history, offer to pay for the DNA test and your putative relatives might be encouraged to go along and settle your claims. Otherwise, shut up and let this matter die a natural de ...
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Onzy, since you are the one wanting a piece of history, offer to pay for the DNA test and your putative relatives might be encouraged to go along and settle your claims. Otherwise, shut up and let this matter die a natural death.
Che 10 years ago

Onzy is said to be a Doctor who has practiced in Europe and else where. In medicine, oral traditions don't play important role in diagnosis and he knows that. So why doesn't he just do what his training requires - a scientifi ...
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Onzy is said to be a Doctor who has practiced in Europe and else where. In medicine, oral traditions don't play important role in diagnosis and he knows that. So why doesn't he just do what his training requires - a scientific diagnosis to put to rest all these oracles and oral traditions. It is disappointing for a person of his educational status to ask a 85 year-old woman to come to his defense about the most important thing in the world- who his father is, by oral tradition and hear-say evidence. What does he think about Ghanaians? That we are such a bunch fools who will accept a very important issue like the son of our most important leader and first president just by hear say.
This is the most stupid thing I have heard in history.

ONZY, FUCK YOU.
Frank Agyena-Karikari 10 years ago

If this story is true, then that is the news of the decade. Hmmmm, wonders will never end. So it was not only Kutu who couldn't zip up? They are all guilty of.....

If this story is true, then that is the news of the decade. Hmmmm, wonders will never end. So it was not only Kutu who couldn't zip up? They are all guilty of.....
ELINAM 10 years ago

KN flirted with the said lady Isis before independence when the lady was in the Gold Coast working for the colonial govt.She got pregnant and went home to marry an Egyptian.
KN got marry after that. So Kutu and the show boy ...
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KN flirted with the said lady Isis before independence when the lady was in the Gold Coast working for the colonial govt.She got pregnant and went home to marry an Egyptian.
KN got marry after that. So Kutu and the show boy were NOT the same.
African news 10 years ago

Only DNA test will put this case to rest.

Only DNA test will put this case to rest.
OYOKOBA 10 years ago

This case can be solved very easily, Onzi Nkrumah should submit himself to DNA test. I met an old woman in Philadelphia who swore that she knows of Nkrumah's African-American daughter. That was her own niece and showed me ...
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This case can be solved very easily, Onzi Nkrumah should submit himself to DNA test. I met an old woman in Philadelphia who swore that she knows of Nkrumah's African-American daughter. That was her own niece and showed me some black and white pictures of Kwame Nkrumah with her sister in compromising embraces and postures.

Point is Onzi Nkrumah may very well be Nkrumah's son, the man was no saint, but a human being who loved life, women and fine things - he wasn't called showboy for nothing - Onzi can spare us the run arounds and head straight to the DNA lab, what is holding him back? He is very much not 100% sure himself, that is why he is resorting to this make-believe story by popular acclamation. His whole persona is built on this fantasy and is afraid of public humiliation if a DNA test turns out to strip him of his Nkrumah's calling card. That will also expose his late mother as a sleep-around woman. In a way if Nkrumah was his father, as he believes and says so, why in God's name did he propose to Samia to marry him?. Some nasty man. Tweaaaa!
SAKA 10 years ago

This is very simple. Take a DNA test.

This is very simple. Take a DNA test.
John Manu 10 years ago

This onzy guy is a complete imposter; why is the man afraid to go for a DNA test because a lot of women do this all the time by being impregnated by other men but then give the pregnancy to other men ; this may have happened ...
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This onzy guy is a complete imposter; why is the man afraid to go for a DNA test because a lot of women do this all the time by being impregnated by other men but then give the pregnancy to other men ; this may have happened in the case of this guy ; going for a DNA test will disprove everything .
Kofi 10 years ago

Pregnancy No Proof of Motherhood; Woman Was Her Own Twin-and the Twin Was the Mother of Her Children
By Graham Noble on January 26,
Pregnancy not proof that Lydia Fairchild was the mother of her children
Thanks to a rare ...
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Pregnancy No Proof of Motherhood; Woman Was Her Own Twin-and the Twin Was the Mother of Her Children
By Graham Noble on January 26,
Pregnancy not proof that Lydia Fairchild was the mother of her children
Thanks to a rare medical condition, a Washington state woman found out that pregnancy was not enough to prove motherhood; DNA testing indicated that she was, in fact, not the mother of her own children – so who was? During the course of a desperate battle to retain custody of her three children, it was discovered that her twin was the real biological parent. The twist? She, 26-year-old Lydia Fairchild, was her own twin.

By the time Fairchild was 23 years old, she had given birth to two children and was pregnant with a third. Her relationship with the father had been rocky. They separated – not for the first time – and she found herself, at 26, a struggling, single mother; out of work and unable to support her kids. When she applied for government assistance, however, her world was shattered by an incredible revelation – one that led to criminal accusations and the impending prospect of losing her children to the state.

In order to qualify for financial assistance in supporting her young family, Fairchild was required to undergo DNA testing to prove that she was the mother of children for whom she was claiming. Jamie Townsend, the father of all three children, was also required to submit to testing. Having twice been through pregnancy and childbirth and now in the middle of a third pregnancy, this test, Fairchild assumed, was merely a formality. It turned out not to be, however; In December, 2002, Fairchild was contacted by the Washington state prosecutor’s office and told to come in to discuss the test results. To her horror, the young mother was informed that she would be the subject of an investigation into possible welfare fraud as the DNA tests had revealed no genetic link between her and the children she claimed were hers.

Lydia Fairchild
Lydia Fairchild
Townsend’s biological link to the children had been confirmed, but the test came up with no evidence that Fairchild shared any DNA with the three children. She found herself being interrogated by Social Services; who was she? Who was the real mother of the children? Jamie Townsend was also questioned and accused of fathering the children with another woman. “I knew that I carried them, and I knew that I delivered them. There was no doubt in my mind,” Fairchild later recounted. Fairchild’s obstetrician, Dr Leonard Dreisbach, was equally stunned by the accusation against the mother. “I’ve been doing this long enough to recognize when someone is giving birth right in front of you.” he said.

The desperate mother soon found herself facing a summons and impeding legal battle to prove that she was the mother of the children to whom she had given birth and even to the one she now carried.

In another part of the country, another woman was facing a similarly bizarre situation; 52-year-old Karen Keegan, from Boston, Massachusetts, had discovered that DNA testing – carried out to find a genetic match in the search for a potential kidney donor – indicated no genetic link between her and two of her own three sons. After confirming a match between Keegan and her youngest son, her doctors sought further advice and were informed that Keegan might have a very rare genetic condition know as chimerism. Derived from the name of a strange hybrid creature, the Chimera of Greek legend, this condition had been documented just 30 times throughout the world. Those rare individuals, dubbed “Chimeras”, had started out as twins; in the early stage of pregnancy, one of the twins had merged with – been absorbed by, one could almost say – the other twin.

The cells of the consumed twin, however, did not disappear and remained alive in one concentrated area of their sibling’s body. In essence, a human chimera is one person made up of two separate sets f genetic material; they are, in fact, their own twins.

Baffled doctors conducted a number of tests on Karen Keegan but drew a blank; unable to find any genetic material in her body that matched that of her sons. Eventually, Keegan mentioned to her doctors that she once had a thyroid nodule removed. Determined to solve this medical mystery, the doctors tracked down material from the removed nodule to a medical lab in Boston. DNA extracted from the nodule matched that of her children.

Lydia Fairchild and Jamie Townsend's children
Lydia Fairchild and Jamie Townsend’s three children
Chimerism, however, was completely unknown to anyone dealing with Lydia Fairchild. Now in an advanced state of pregnancy, Fairchild found herself in court and about to lose custody of her children. The presiding judge ordered that blood samples be taken from her third child the moment Fairchild gave birth. Despite a court-appointed witness to the birth, tests on the blood samples, once again, showed no genetic link between the baby and its mother.

Fate, however, was on Lydia’s side when one of the prosecutors in her case stumbled upon an article in the New England Journal of Medicine. That article had been written by Karen Keegan’s doctors and chronicled the incredible discovery they had made. Further exploration of the mystery of Fairchild’s DNA was ordered and a genetic link between her mother and her own children was confirmed. When Fairchild later had a cervical smear, DNA from it was tested and found to match that of her children. Fairchild’s lost twin, it appeared, had lived on as cells only found in her ovaries; she was her own twin – and the twin was the biological mother of her children.

Some sixteen months later, after enduring the harrowing prospect of even pregnancy being no proof of motherhood, Lydia Fairchild found the case against her dismissed. Her attorney, Alan Tindell, reflected on the dire consequences of oversight in the testing of DNA. “People go to death row because of DNA tests,” he said, “people are released from death row because of DNA tests.” As for Karen Keegan and Lydia Fairchild – two women separated by thousands of miles but linked by a rare genetic condition – their separate, but bizarre tales, may well have inspired the medical community – and the justice system – to think again about the potential shortcomings of DNA testing.

By Graham J Noble

ROGUE LAWYER 10 years ago

Never ever trust a prosecution Team. they have the power by law and can decide against the trueth for their interest. remember some People had been killed just to pave way for what they always termed national interest.

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Never ever trust a prosecution Team. they have the power by law and can decide against the trueth for their interest. remember some People had been killed just to pave way for what they always termed national interest.

a lot of things had been twisted against it own trueth.

until now we have no other means of prooving 50% credible than DNA test.
it is agreed that genetic trace can be lost in centuries due to environmental changes and the Food that one eats.
but in onzy case , samia and his brother seku are there so it would be easy to determine the paternity of onzy
Kofi 10 years ago

MINNEAPOLIS — For 14 years, Isaac Owusu’s faraway boys have tugged at his heart. They sent report cards from his hometown in Ghana and painstaking letters in fledgling English while he scrimped and saved to bring them her ...
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MINNEAPOLIS — For 14 years, Isaac Owusu’s faraway boys have tugged at his heart. They sent report cards from his hometown in Ghana and painstaking letters in fledgling English while he scrimped and saved to bring them here one day.

T. C. Worley for The New York Times
Letters from boys in Ghana whom Isaac Owusu considers his. He will petition as a stepfather since tests showed three are not related to him.
So when he became an American citizen and officials suggested taking a DNA test to prove his relationship to his four sons, he embraced the notion. Imagine, he marveled as a lab technician rubbed the inside of his cheek, a tiny swab of cotton would reunite his family.

But modern-day science often unearths secrets long buried. When the DNA results landed on Isaac Owusu’s dinner table here last year, they showed that only one of the four boys — the oldest — was his biological child.

Federal officials are increasingly turning to genetic testing to verify the biological bonds between new citizens and the overseas relatives they hope to bring here, particularly those from war-torn or developing countries where identity documents can be scarce or doctored.

But while the tests often lead to joyful reunions among immigrant families, they are forcing others to confront unexpected and sometimes unbearable truths.

For Isaac Owusu, a widower, the revelation has forced him to rethink nearly everything he had taken for granted about his life and his family.

It has left him struggling to accept what was once unthinkable: that his deceased wife had long been unfaithful; that the children he loves are not his own; and that his long efforts to reunite his family in this country may have been in vain.

The State Department let his oldest son, now 23, come to the United States last fall, but said the others — a 19-year-old and 17-year-old twins — could not come because they are not biologically related to him.

Isaac Owusu, who asked that only his first and middle names be published because he would like to keep his family’s pain private, is still hoping the government will allow the teenagers to join him, arguing that he has been a devoted stepfather, if not a biological parent.

But in recent months, he says, he has simply unraveled.

“Sometime when I get in bed, I don’t sleep,” said Isaac Owusu, 51, who works for an electrical equipment distributor and an auto supply shop.

“I say to myself, ‘Why this one happen to me?’ ” he asked, his eyes wet with tears. “Oh, mighty God, why this one happen to me?”

A similar sense of shock is reverberating through other families across the country as genetic testing becomes more common. State Department and Homeland Security Department officials do not keep statistics on the number of DNA tests taken by new citizens or permanent residents, who are allowed to bring some close relatives to the United States if they can document their family ties.

But Mary K. Mount, a DNA testing expert for the A.A.B.B. — formerly known as the American Association of Blood Banks — estimates that about 75,000 of the 390,000 DNA cases that involved families in 2004 were immigration cases. Of those, she estimates, 15 percent to 20 percent do not produce a match.

Negative results can suggest an effort to bring in illegal immigrants or distant relatives, officials say, though they note that requests for DNA tests deter illicit activities. An official, who spoke anonymously because he was not authorized to discuss the cases, found no indication of wrongdoing by the families interviewed for this article.

Such genuinely unexpected results hit immigrant families particularly hard because DNA testing sometimes provides the best chance of reuniting with loved ones abroad.

“Sometimes these are complicated families,” said Tony Edson, a deputy assistant secretary of state. “People are learning things that they never knew about themselves.”

In California, for example, a Mexican-American family splintered after a DNA test showed that a young woman, a new citizen, was not related to the man she considered her father. The man, who was living in the United States, was ordered back to Mexico because his visitor’s visa had expired.

In Maryland, a man from Sierra Leone discovered that his baby back home was the product of a hidden trauma. His wife, who was separated from him during their country’s civil war, had been raped by rebels. In her shame, she had never revealed the truth.

New citizens and permanent residents are asked — not required — to take the tests if they lack documentation of ties to relatives overseas. Physicians designated by the State Department typically collect samples from relatives abroad and send them to this country for testing.

A negative result does not eliminate the possibility of reunification. New citizens can adopt children under 16 and bring them to the United States, officials say. They can also petition for stepchildren or stepparents in certain circumstances.

But immigrants say officials rarely notify them of such alternatives. Meanwhile, lawyers say the government’s growing reliance on DNA testing burdens immigrants who often pay $450 or more to test parent and child.

Officials counter that the process helps reunify families who might otherwise remain divided because they lack adequate documents. But they acknowledge that genetic testing can carry an emotional toll.

Tamara Gonzalez, a new citizen from Jamaica, said her test result has forced her to question her very identity.

She and her father, who lives in Jamaica, took the tests last year after she applied to bring him to the United States. When she learned they were not related, she confronted her mother, who said the result must be a mistake.

Mrs. Gonzalez, who works at a day care center in Brooklyn, said she would like to believe her mother. But she said her faith in her family bonds had been shaken. “It changes my sense of who I am,” said Mrs. Gonzalez, who is 31. “And it has changed things between me and my mother.”

“I wonder now if there’s something she’s hiding or not saying,” she said. “I start to wonder: Who is my father? Am I ever going to know?”

Clevy Muir, the man she knows as her father, says he is still trying to sort out their options.

“I’m not going to give up my daughter, you understand?” he said. “But where can I turn?”

Balfour Francis, a 44-year-old Jamaican-born welder in Brooklyn, had even set aside a bedroom for the teenager he considers his daughter. She was born to a woman he had never married, but he had never doubted that she was his baby girl.

Then came last year’s DNA results. Now, he said, the bedroom is used for storage while he struggles to get immigration officials to tell him what he can do next.

“I will not let anybody dictate who is my child,” said Mr. Francis, who is a permanent resident and has a wife and children in New York. “I try to assure her I am who I will always be.”

Meanwhile, Isaac Owusu cannot keep the faces of his boys in Ghana out of his mind.

They call him collect on weekends, begging him to explain why he left them behind. At night, he sees them in his dreams with those big brown eyes that everyone used to say resembled his own.

“They ask me, ‘Why? Why? Why?’ ” he said. “ ‘You come and pick up our senior brother. What about us?’ ”

He blames the bureaucracy for the delay because he cannot bear to tell the truth. They are already motherless, he said. How can he tell them they are fatherless now, too?

Over the years, while his sister cared for the boys, he has sent money for tuition and uniforms, doctors and food. He has saved their letters. (“Father, in Ghana we are in the rainy season so I need two thing,” one son wrote, “rain coat and rain boot.”) He has pored over their report cards (“Obedient and respectful,” one teacher wrote), urging them to study harder so they could succeed here.

He moved, with a new wife, from an apartment to a house to make room for them all, and became a citizen in 2002. But last year’s DNA tests dashed his hopes for a speedy reunion.

After months of inquiries, Elizabeth M. Streefland, his immigration lawyer, finally determined that he could petition for the teenagers as their stepfather. He must prove that the boys are the children of his deceased wife. Isaac Owusu hopes that a DNA test of one of his wife’s siblings, which could be compared with that of the teenagers, would provide that proof.

That will cost more money. But he says he simply cannot give up on his boys. “I tell them, ‘Daddy still loves you,’ ” he said. “ ‘Anything it takes, I will do to get you over here.’ ”

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U.S. SET TO BEGIN A VAST EXPANSION OF DNA SAMPLING (February 5, 2007)MINNEAPOLIS — For 14 years, Isaac Owusu’s faraway boys have tugged at his heart. They sent report cards from his hometown in Ghana and painstaking letters in fledgling English while he scrimped and saved to bring them here one day.

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T. C. Worley for The New York Times
Letters from boys in Ghana whom Isaac Owusu considers his. He will petition as a stepfather since tests showed three are not related to him.
So when he became an American citizen and officials suggested taking a DNA test to prove his relationship to his four sons, he embraced the notion. Imagine, he marveled as a lab technician rubbed the inside of his cheek, a tiny swab of cotton would reunite his family.

But modern-day science often unearths secrets long buried. When the DNA results landed on Isaac Owusu’s dinner table here last year, they showed that only one of the four boys — the oldest — was his biological child.

Federal officials are increasingly turning to genetic testing to verify the biological bonds between new citizens and the overseas relatives they hope to bring here, particularly those from war-torn or developing countries where identity documents can be scarce or doctored.

But while the tests often lead to joyful reunions among immigrant families, they are forcing others to confront unexpected and sometimes unbearable truths.

For Isaac Owusu, a widower, the revelation has forced him to rethink nearly everything he had taken for granted about his life and his family.

It has left him struggling to accept what was once unthinkable: that his deceased wife had long been unfaithful; that the children he loves are not his own; and that his long efforts to reunite his family in this country may have been in vain.

The State Department let his oldest son, now 23, come to the United States last fall, but said the others — a 19-year-old and 17-year-old twins — could not come because they are not biologically related to him.

Isaac Owusu, who asked that only his first and middle names be published because he would like to keep his family’s pain private, is still hoping the government will allow the teenagers to join him, arguing that he has been a devoted stepfather, if not a biological parent.

But in recent months, he says, he has simply unraveled.

“Sometime when I get in bed, I don’t sleep,” said Isaac Owusu, 51, who works for an electrical equipment distributor and an auto supply shop.

“I say to myself, ‘Why this one happen to me?’ ” he asked, his eyes wet with tears. “Oh, mighty God, why this one happen to me?”

A similar sense of shock is reverberating through other families across the country as genetic testing becomes more common. State Department and Homeland Security Department officials do not keep statistics on the number of DNA tests taken by new citizens or permanent residents, who are allowed to bring some close relatives to the United States if they can document their family ties.

But Mary K. Mount, a DNA testing expert for the A.A.B.B. — formerly known as the American Association of Blood Banks — estimates that about 75,000 of the 390,000 DNA cases that involved families in 2004 were immigration cases. Of those, she estimates, 15 percent to 20 percent do not produce a match.

Negative results can suggest an effort to bring in illegal immigrants or distant relatives, officials say, though they note that requests for DNA tests deter illicit activities. An official, who spoke anonymously because he was not authorized to discuss the cases, found no indication of wrongdoing by the families interviewed for this article.

Such genuinely unexpected results hit immigrant families particularly hard because DNA testing sometimes provides the best chance of reuniting with loved ones abroad.

“Sometimes these are complicated families,” said Tony Edson, a deputy assistant secretary of state. “People are learning things that they never knew about themselves.”

In California, for example, a Mexican-American family splintered after a DNA test showed that a young woman, a new citizen, was not related to the man she considered her father. The man, who was living in the United States, was ordered back to Mexico because his visitor’s visa had expired.

In Maryland, a man from Sierra Leone discovered that his baby back home was the product of a hidden trauma. His wife, who was separated from him during their country’s civil war, had been raped by rebels. In her shame, she had never revealed the truth.

New citizens and permanent residents are asked — not required — to take the tests if they lack documentation of ties to relatives overseas. Physicians designated by the State Department typically collect samples from relatives abroad and send them to this country for testing.

A negative result does not eliminate the possibility of reunification. New citizens can adopt children under 16 and bring them to the United States, officials say. They can also petition for stepchildren or stepparents in certain circumstances.

But immigrants say officials rarely notify them of such alternatives. Meanwhile, lawyers say the government’s growing reliance on DNA testing burdens immigrants who often pay $450 or more to test parent and child.

Officials counter that the process helps reunify families who might otherwise remain divided because they lack adequate documents. But they acknowledge that genetic testing can carry an emotional toll.

Tamara Gonzalez, a new citizen from Jamaica, said her test result has forced her to question her very identity.

She and her father, who lives in Jamaica, took the tests last year after she applied to bring him to the United States. When she learned they were not related, she confronted her mother, who said the result must be a mistake.

Mrs. Gonzalez, who works at a day care center in Brooklyn, said she would like to believe her mother. But she said her faith in her family bonds had been shaken. “It changes my sense of who I am,” said Mrs. Gonzalez, who is 31. “And it has changed things between me and my mother.”

“I wonder now if there’s something she’s hiding or not saying,” she said. “I start to wonder: Who is my father? Am I ever going to know?”

Clevy Muir, the man she knows as her father, says he is still trying to sort out their options.

“I’m not going to give up my daughter, you understand?” he said. “But where can I turn?”

Balfour Francis, a 44-year-old Jamaican-born welder in Brooklyn, had even set aside a bedroom for the teenager he considers his daughter. She was born to a woman he had never married, but he had never doubted that she was his baby girl.

Then came last year’s DNA results. Now, he said, the bedroom is used for storage while he struggles to get immigration officials to tell him what he can do next.

“I will not let anybody dictate who is my child,” said Mr. Francis, who is a permanent resident and has a wife and children in New York. “I try to assure her I am who I will always be.”

Meanwhile, Isaac Owusu cannot keep the faces of his boys in Ghana out of his mind.

They call him collect on weekends, begging him to explain why he left them behind. At night, he sees them in his dreams with those big brown eyes that everyone used to say resembled his own.

“They ask me, ‘Why? Why? Why?’ ” he said. “ ‘You come and pick up our senior brother. What about us?’ ”

He blames the bureaucracy for the delay because he cannot bear to tell the truth. They are already motherless, he said. How can he tell them they are fatherless now, too?

Over the years, while his sister cared for the boys, he has sent money for tuition and uniforms, doctors and food. He has saved their letters. (“Father, in Ghana we are in the rainy season so I need two thing,” one son wrote, “rain coat and rain boot.”) He has pored over their report cards (“Obedient and respectful,” one teacher wrote), urging them to study harder so they could succeed here.

He moved, with a new wife, from an apartment to a house to make room for them all, and became a citizen in 2002. But last year’s DNA tests dashed his hopes for a speedy reunion.

After months of inquiries, Elizabeth M. Streefland, his immigration lawyer, finally determined that he could petition for the teenagers as their stepfather. He must prove that the boys are the children of his deceased wife. Isaac Owusu hopes that a DNA test of one of his wife’s siblings, which could be compared with that of the teenagers, would provide that proof.

That will cost more money. But he says he simply cannot give up on his boys. “I tell them, ‘Daddy still loves you,’ ” he said. “ ‘Anything it takes, I will do to get you over here.’ ”
Kpengson Ray 10 years ago

I thought DNA a test was fool-proof? Thanks for the education. I will take it up from here and do my own research!

I thought DNA a test was fool-proof? Thanks for the education. I will take it up from here and do my own research!
Kpengson Ray 10 years ago

I thought DNA test was fool-proof? Thanks for the education. I will take it up from here and do my own research!

I thought DNA test was fool-proof? Thanks for the education. I will take it up from here and do my own research!
Kofi 10 years ago

I hope you will now treat DNA with all the suspicion that it deserves.Thanks for reading.

I hope you will now treat DNA with all the suspicion that it deserves.Thanks for reading.
Che 10 years ago

Those who are questioning DNA test should stop. DNA testing is the best diagnostic test we have now and is 99.9% accurate. You can't use the 0.1% discrepancy to confuse the people here. Don't be mischevious.

Those who are questioning DNA test should stop. DNA testing is the best diagnostic test we have now and is 99.9% accurate. You can't use the 0.1% discrepancy to confuse the people here. Don't be mischevious.
Kwabla, Somanya 10 years ago

Geneviva Marais. You remember?

Geneviva Marais. You remember?
kwami 10 years ago

If Nkrumah could tell the Sinares about Onzy then his children ought to have been told.I dont bliv the story go for DNA and wen its right we r more than happy to embrase as one of our own.ur refusal 4 DNA is making it suspici ...
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If Nkrumah could tell the Sinares about Onzy then his children ought to have been told.I dont bliv the story go for DNA and wen its right we r more than happy to embrase as one of our own.ur refusal 4 DNA is making it suspicious
Sethoo 10 years ago

This also bring the question of whether Osagyefo Kwame Nkrumah really loved black ppl.After the birth of Dr Francis why did he not marry a Ghanaian/black woman?Does it mean Osagyefo loved the white(arab) pussy more than the b ...
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This also bring the question of whether Osagyefo Kwame Nkrumah really loved black ppl.After the birth of Dr Francis why did he not marry a Ghanaian/black woman?Does it mean Osagyefo loved the white(arab) pussy more than the black one?His loyalty to black ppl is questionable.Or Nkrumah did not trust the black ladies who are not courageous and would not help his adventure of fighting for independence.Probably he lack raps to con the colonial Ghanaian ladies who only believed dressing & food.
Kfc 10 years ago

NK was scared he would be poisoned by the black wife's family. So much for black trust!!!
Some shit we blacks are!!

NK was scared he would be poisoned by the black wife's family. So much for black trust!!!
Some shit we blacks are!!

Ottawa 10 years ago

Pimpinese you are right. DNA. Between 95-99.9998% a sure thing. We need children of Ghanaians to come home. He may even have children in America here which we don't know yet

Pimpinese you are right. DNA. Between 95-99.9998% a sure thing. We need children of Ghanaians to come home. He may even have children in America here which we don't know yet
Timpoka 10 years ago

This long story can be curtailed if a DNA test is made period.Why is ONZY shying away from DNA?

This long story can be curtailed if a DNA test is made period.Why is ONZY shying away from DNA?
Drop out. 10 years ago

Thank you skanbone, you see it is high time the people of Ghana understands this Arabs. Our late president Dr, Nkrumah disrespected Ghanian women by first of all marrying in Egypt.
This Mrs Sinari should not think that her ...
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Thank you skanbone, you see it is high time the people of Ghana understands this Arabs. Our late president Dr, Nkrumah disrespected Ghanian women by first of all marrying in Egypt.
This Mrs Sinari should not think that her saying all this is going to stop some of us having doubts Osinis is the true San of Dr Nkrumah. She is nothing but a gold digger just like any other Egyptian. Her husband went to Egypt as a student in Al azhar and left without even completing elementary education there. He married her and brought her to Ghana and she gave birth to the Saudi Ambassador. Noe of her male kids has ever married to a Ghanaian woman they will always go back to Egypt and get married, Even her Grand child The Ambassador's San went to Egypt and got married to an Egyptian at the time he was an Ambassador in Egypt.The San lives here in USA.
So if this woman claim she is patriotic, she to Ghana or her native Country Egypt? Upon her husband who was originally a Moshi from Burkina Faso got married to her and brought her to Ghana, she should have navies to start advising her kids to marry in Ghana.
Yeah I know some will argue that it doesn't matter they can marry where, and who ever they choose to marry. which is 100% right i have no problem to that. But my question is that her San has been able to become Ghana ambassador to Egypt and now to Saudi Arabia. Under normally circumstances, Saeed Sinary was not in the first place suppose to represent Ghana in Egypt. And the reason is that it is his Mother's native country for that matter there was a conflict of interest right there. Secondly Saeed Sinari has no Degree or even an associate and can not speak Arabic well so why is he representing Ghana? He becoming an ambassador was done not through the right channel. So now his mother the gold digger want to impose another Egyptian on Ghanians my defending this Osinis guy.
Some may think i sound like i hate this man but that is not it. I lived in Egypt for 13 years of my life and i know what I'm talking about. Egyptian takes advantage of others and that s what exactly what this woman and her family are doing to Ghana.
T.Y. 10 years ago

Really?

Really?
Rastafara 10 years ago

the arab marry in a strange way

the arab marry in a strange way
STEVE 10 years ago

I knew Nkrumah had a son from a lady in Egypt before he married Fathia.This was a revealation by a class mate and a leading figure of the Young Pioneer movement in 1960. He did not mention his name but, according to my friend ...
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I knew Nkrumah had a son from a lady in Egypt before he married Fathia.This was a revealation by a class mate and a leading figure of the Young Pioneer movement in 1960. He did not mention his name but, according to my friend, Nkrumah spends sleepless nights on the issue. He was a personal friend of Osagyefo.
CORNEY 10 years ago

You knew he has a son from a lady in Egypt,how do you or your friend know that the boy was his son,was your friend the referee when they had sex and how did your friend know Nkrumah was the only one who slept with her?

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You knew he has a son from a lady in Egypt,how do you or your friend know that the boy was his son,was your friend the referee when they had sex and how did your friend know Nkrumah was the only one who slept with her?

Just let the man go for DNA test,even Sekou said he is not his brother,this story of an old lady who was not a witness to the fertilization of the egg that brought up this so called Nkrumah is not a DNA,if it is about these stories that prove paternity I don't think the white man will create a DNA.
Help me 10 years ago

Please seek permission from this friend of yours so can give his name. It would be a critical evidence confirming the claims of Mrs. Sinare, presently your post still adds uncertainty to the story. Many alive today were also ...
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Please seek permission from this friend of yours so can give his name. It would be a critical evidence confirming the claims of Mrs. Sinare, presently your post still adds uncertainty to the story. Many alive today were also members of the Young Pioneer Movement, your friend's membership and association with Nkrumah could be verified and confirm. We are all in search of the truth. So help
Drop out. 10 years ago

It is nothing but Egyptian manipulations. If i were to be the president of Ghana I will force this man for DNA. The man and his half Egyptians are trying to use this man and get into our political seen. In Egypt your father c ...
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It is nothing but Egyptian manipulations. If i were to be the president of Ghana I will force this man for DNA. The man and his half Egyptians are trying to use this man and get into our political seen. In Egypt your father can be Sissy or Mubarak if you are not 100% Egyptians you will not even sale any thing by the road side not to talk of owning a store. But today look at Sinari.
Sethoo 10 years ago

Could it also mean Osagyefo was like Yaa Naa always on heat impregnating women left right anyhow.Thankfully his children can't take it to Nkroful-Nzima,otherwise there would've been another Dagbon war in the Western region.

Could it also mean Osagyefo was like Yaa Naa always on heat impregnating women left right anyhow.Thankfully his children can't take it to Nkroful-Nzima,otherwise there would've been another Dagbon war in the Western region.

hikolana 10 years ago

Dont be a fool ,associating this high positioned persons.you big fool.

Dont be a fool ,associating this high positioned persons.you big fool.
Ottawa 10 years ago

Please I know Nkrumah's are well educated and this issue of paternity should not be a problem they should go and do DNA testing as simple as that. Between 95-99.99998% is a sure thing please.

Please I know Nkrumah's are well educated and this issue of paternity should not be a problem they should go and do DNA testing as simple as that. Between 95-99.99998% is a sure thing please.
JC 10 years ago

What about Professor Nkrumah Nkrumah, formerly of Ghana Museums and Monuments Board, who also claims he is the son of ex-President Nkrumah. I met him in 1994, and by God he is the exact replica of the Osagyefo being totally b ...
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What about Professor Nkrumah Nkrumah, formerly of Ghana Museums and Monuments Board, who also claims he is the son of ex-President Nkrumah. I met him in 1994, and by God he is the exact replica of the Osagyefo being totally black like him. His mother is from Aburi and we all know the Osagyefo's association with Aburi/Peduase Lodge. At that time in 1994 when I met Professor Nkrumah there was no such DNA test, but if Professor Nkrumah is still alive the time has come for him to prove his paternity and if true OSAGYEFO DR. KWAME NKRUMAH the deliverer of Africa should be credited with one TRUE AFRICAN CHILD.
GG 8 years ago

What do you mean by true African child? It is obvious you not know that Egypt is an African country, which makes Osagyefo's children by Fathia, Gamal, Samia and Sekou true African children!

What do you mean by true African child? It is obvious you not know that Egypt is an African country, which makes Osagyefo's children by Fathia, Gamal, Samia and Sekou true African children!
JH. New York 10 years ago

Stop the Concocted Stories to have DNA to prove your case.
Liars of the Century!

Stop the Concocted Stories to have DNA to prove your case.
Liars of the Century!
Nyamekeh 10 years ago

Talk about assassinating Nkrumah's reputation again! The Sinares and Onsy have been around all these years yet only now do they see the need to make their unsubstantiated claims.

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Talk about assassinating Nkrumah's reputation again! The Sinares and Onsy have been around all these years yet only now do they see the need to make their unsubstantiated claims.

I was a child when Nkrumah was overthrown in 1966. Never did anybody claim Nkrumah had this or other child here or there. Never did the Sinares make their false claims that they introduced Fathia to Nkrumah. Everybody in Ghana in those days knew that Nkrumah's marriage to Fathia was arranged by the Egyptian President Gamal Abdul Nasser - after whom Nkrumah named his son Gamal (and not Sinare)!

Yet somehow these past years, the Sinares have fabricated the story that they "hooked up" Osagyefo to Fathia! And as if that was not enough, they now are the ones to bear testimony to the crook Onsy's con story!

It's time to stop the second assassination of Osagyefo Kwame Nkrumah! Enough is enough! We went through all the Danquah-Busia mudslinging for decades. Let Nkrumah rest in Peace!!!
BerylRichards 10 years ago

So what??

If he is a product of Nkrumah's rampart display of his manhood to Egyptian women, so what??

So what??

If he is a product of Nkrumah's rampart display of his manhood to Egyptian women, so what??
Okunka 10 years ago

Who cares about whether Onzy is the son of Nkrumah or not? This is family business.

Who cares about whether Onzy is the son of Nkrumah or not? This is family business.
John 10 years ago

Who cares if it's nkrumah's son. He still has no business trying to get near the presidency

Who cares if it's nkrumah's son. He still has no business trying to get near the presidency
OKOROMANSA 10 years ago

GRANTED THAT THE LADY ENVOY SECRETLY GAVE THE PREGNANCY TO AN INNOCENT MAN IN EGYPT, HOW COULD THAT MAN ACCEPT IT? AND HOW COULD THE BABY ADOPT THE NAME KWAME NKRUMAH JUST LIKE THAT? WHAT KIND OF NKRUMAIST TALE IS THIS? ANYWA ...
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GRANTED THAT THE LADY ENVOY SECRETLY GAVE THE PREGNANCY TO AN INNOCENT MAN IN EGYPT, HOW COULD THAT MAN ACCEPT IT? AND HOW COULD THE BABY ADOPT THE NAME KWAME NKRUMAH JUST LIKE THAT? WHAT KIND OF NKRUMAIST TALE IS THIS? ANYWAY, IF ONZY WANTS TO LIVE IN GHANA, HE CAN DO SO LEGALLY, SO LET THIS DEBATE OVER PATERNITY STOP.
Obed Adore 10 years ago

That innocent man -Onzy's step-father is long dead since. DNA tests will solve this

That innocent man -Onzy's step-father is long dead since. DNA tests will solve this
ISRAEL 10 years ago

let us not compromise on any cooked story to sell our lands to foreigners.I personally know how this Egyptians can cook stories. Moreover if Dr Nkrumah was once president of Ghana,that does not means any child of his should ...
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let us not compromise on any cooked story to sell our lands to foreigners.I personally know how this Egyptians can cook stories. Moreover if Dr Nkrumah was once president of Ghana,that does not means any child of his should be president in Ghana also. He shall put democracy aside in few months and chase those thieves out.
Ann 10 years ago

the forehead looks like NK, this away game can happen to any of our GH men

the forehead looks like NK, this away game can happen to any of our GH men
Amoah 10 years ago

Can't figure out why all this fuse. What is DNA meant for? The guy should go test himself. No amount of history can convince us. Let him proove to Ghanaians that he is one the children. But why did he want to seep with his s ...
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Can't figure out why all this fuse. What is DNA meant for? The guy should go test himself. No amount of history can convince us. Let him proove to Ghanaians that he is one the children. But why did he want to seep with his sister Yaaba? Not surprising. Arabs fuck their sisters and mothers
Agbovi 10 years ago

Foreigners invading Ghana through Normal . nonsense! !!!

Foreigners invading Ghana through Normal . nonsense! !!!
Sam 10 years ago

I believe he is Nkrumah's biological son

I believe he is Nkrumah's biological son
TEE 10 years ago

ONZY NKRUMAH THAT HE IS BIOLOGICAL SON OF OUR BELOVED OSAGYEFUO DR. KWAME NKRUMAH PERIOD. HE CAN GO FOR DNA SO TO BRING THE MATER TO THE END BEFORE MRS. SINARE DIES PERIOD

ONZY NKRUMAH THAT HE IS BIOLOGICAL SON OF OUR BELOVED OSAGYEFUO DR. KWAME NKRUMAH PERIOD. HE CAN GO FOR DNA SO TO BRING THE MATER TO THE END BEFORE MRS. SINARE DIES PERIOD
TEE 10 years ago

.MY ADVICE IS GO FOR DNA PERIOD

.MY ADVICE IS GO FOR DNA PERIOD
Alomo Jata 10 years ago

Why is this old lady bothering to go into this lengthy stories. All it takes is DNA. Period.

Why is this old lady bothering to go into this lengthy stories. All it takes is DNA. Period.
Kwame Kumi 10 years ago

I'm surprised why we should be discussing such an important issue this way when we all know there's a simple fool-proof solution for it - a DNA test. Having said that though I have no difficulty in saying that from his look ...
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I'm surprised why we should be discussing such an important issue this way when we all know there's a simple fool-proof solution for it - a DNA test. Having said that though I have no difficulty in saying that from his looks, Onzy resembles Kwame Nkrumah far more than Sekou who doesn't even want to hear his name.

We shouldn't forget that before he became President of Ghana Nkrumah was a normal young man and we shouldn't try to create the impression that he was a virgin when he got married to Fathia.
Dr. William Acquah 10 years ago

To prove this,DNA is needed!

To prove this,DNA is needed!
Fa Be Wo So 10 years ago

When and how did Onzy add Nkrumah to his name when his mother had hidden the true father from her husband? If Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah was an armed robber, would Onzy had gone this length to want to be associated with him a ...
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When and how did Onzy add Nkrumah to his name when his mother had hidden the true father from her husband? If Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah was an armed robber, would Onzy had gone this length to want to be associated with him as a son?
Ben 10 years ago

I applaud Mrs. Sinare for the insight but without a scientific proof, this issue will linger for generations to come. We have living relatives of Kwame Nkrumah and so are his biological children. Let Onzy's DNA profile be com ...
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I applaud Mrs. Sinare for the insight but without a scientific proof, this issue will linger for generations to come. We have living relatives of Kwame Nkrumah and so are his biological children. Let Onzy's DNA profile be compared to that of his siblings and resolve this issue.
Kwadjoe Yeboah 10 years ago

Why does he continue to refuse DNA test if he is indeed the son of Nkrumah? This is stupid and insulting. We don't live in the 17th century. Hear say and third party account doesn't work in the 21st century. It is the age of ...
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Why does he continue to refuse DNA test if he is indeed the son of Nkrumah? This is stupid and insulting. We don't live in the 17th century. Hear say and third party account doesn't work in the 21st century. It is the age of DNA, period.
Nana 10 years ago

This is the problem with our former president children. They all want to have a free ride.

This is the problem with our former president children. They all want to have a free ride.
JH. New York 10 years ago

Nana Bulumia Twum,Why all these maneuvers instead of acceptable DNA Test,if Onzy is not a Conman .Do you think Ghanaians are Kindergarten School Children!.Only morons would believe your empty Story.You should be ashamed of y ...
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Nana Bulumia Twum,Why all these maneuvers instead of acceptable DNA Test,if Onzy is not a Conman .Do you think Ghanaians are Kindergarten School Children!.Only morons would believe your empty Story.You should be ashamed of yourself.How much money did Onzy paid to you to lie to the Nation? Give us a break!.
THIEF OF BAGDAD 10 years ago

This is very common in black society and even the veticans Roman catholic, due to a certain situation we do hide out side born kids to protect our own ambitions and various images.

This is very common in black society and even the veticans Roman catholic, due to a certain situation we do hide out side born kids to protect our own ambitions and various images.
Fine Boy 10 years ago

Kotepewpew is part of Ghanaians' governance so accept him.

Kotepewpew is part of Ghanaians' governance so accept him.
Joe,boston 10 years ago

Just subject Onzy to DNA test and make the result public.

Just subject Onzy to DNA test and make the result public.
Janet - Tema 10 years ago

Christ, Onzy is a replica of Dr Francis. Nkrumah. As for men and their escapades. Onzy pls go ahead and do the paternity test. You can use any of yr siblings. All the best.

Christ, Onzy is a replica of Dr Francis. Nkrumah. As for men and their escapades. Onzy pls go ahead and do the paternity test. You can use any of yr siblings. All the best.
STEVE. 10 years ago

No matter what you think or say, I will never reveal the name of this man. He is still alive and was very close to Nkrumah which I know very well. If the issue is a problem to some Ghanaians, why not drag him to court? Second ...
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No matter what you think or say, I will never reveal the name of this man. He is still alive and was very close to Nkrumah which I know very well. If the issue is a problem to some Ghanaians, why not drag him to court? Secondly if the authorities are in doubt that he is the son of the late Nkrumah, he would have been long arrested for posing as a FAKE son of Osagyefo. Please use your God given brains.
Dr. SAS, Attorney at Law 10 years ago

Who will supply the sample for the DNA?

And if you say any of Nkrumah's children, upon what basis can we be sure that they themselves are indeed Nkrumah's children? By the fact that they resemble Nkrumah or that they were ...
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Who will supply the sample for the DNA?

And if you say any of Nkrumah's children, upon what basis can we be sure that they themselves are indeed Nkrumah's children? By the fact that they resemble Nkrumah or that they were born when their mother was married to Nkrumah? In the first instance, the issue becomes moot because Onzy resembles Nkrumah as closely as any of them, and if they do not need any DNA testing themselves based on resemblance, then why should Onzy? In the second instance, paternity cannot be unimpeachably established by mere marriage, even as Onzy's mother's case adequately demonstrates. She presumably married another man and gave her the pregnancy of another man. Besides, there are women and men who sleep around even while married.

Within our own culture and in the context of international law, a person's paternity could be properly established by testimony of those who know facts to that effect or even by sufficient resemblance of the subject child to the father. The former is satisfied by Mrs. Sinare's testimony and the latter by Onzy's striking resemblance to Nkrumah.

But the above notwithstanding, a person born in marriage is presumed to be the child of his father unless the fact is timely rebutted. In Onzy's case, this rebuttal was not timely made. He accepted his presumed parentage and benefitted from all its concomitant privileges, to the extent that he is alleged to have once sought Yaba Nkrumah's hand in marriage.

Under the circumstances, Onzy's claim is effectively foreclosed by his own laches. The law does not permit anyone to have two fathers, and if Onzy never terminated the parent-child relationship between him and his presumed father when he had all the time and chance in the world to do so, how can he now claim to bet the son of Nkrumah?

Therein lies the legal argument to which many people are losing sight of.
Kojo 10 years ago

By the fact that Nkrumah himself publicy acknowledged them and introduced them openly as his children. How do you expect us to simply accept anyone because they claim to be or look like Nkrumah. Ghanaians are pushing too fa ...
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By the fact that Nkrumah himself publicy acknowledged them and introduced them openly as his children. How do you expect us to simply accept anyone because they claim to be or look like Nkrumah. Ghanaians are pushing too far into the stupidity side....
Dr. SAS, Attorney at Law 10 years ago

Is it your proposition that we can use Nkrumah's children's DNA just because " Nkrumah himself publicly acknowledged them and introduced them openly as his children"?

I agree with you that looks will not be enough to deter ...
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Is it your proposition that we can use Nkrumah's children's DNA just because " Nkrumah himself publicly acknowledged them and introduced them openly as his children"?

I agree with you that looks will not be enough to determine paternity. But tell us how to establish this fact by DNA test. To me, we cannot use Nkrumah's children just because "Nkrumah himself publicly acknowledged them and introduced them openly as his children."
geo darko 10 years ago

I hope he is not a Muslim Brotherhood Jihadist looking for sanctuary.

I hope he is not a Muslim Brotherhood Jihadist looking for sanctuary.
Jahmang 10 years ago

Ghanaian men like spreading ..no wonder !!

Ghanaian men like spreading ..no wonder !!
Prince T 10 years ago

Why won't Onsy do a DNA Ttest to put this matter to bed once and for all. Nkrumah's children should demand a DNA. In fact they owe it to Ghanaians to make Onsy do a DNA and if proven that he is Osagyefo's don then we can all ...
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Why won't Onsy do a DNA Ttest to put this matter to bed once and for all. Nkrumah's children should demand a DNA. In fact they owe it to Ghanaians to make Onsy do a DNA and if proven that he is Osagyefo's don then we can all embrace him as one of our own.
Atta-kay 10 years ago

OMG. So, finally we're beginning to understand this man, Kwame Nkrumah. He was as irresponsible in his dealings with women as he was with his dealings with the nation. Morally corrupt person.

OMG. So, finally we're beginning to understand this man, Kwame Nkrumah. He was as irresponsible in his dealings with women as he was with his dealings with the nation. Morally corrupt person.
Aponkyinkrakra 10 years ago

After all if Joseph stupid" yameen can be a Ghanaian why rejecting onzy nkrumah....kudos to Mrs sinare

After all if Joseph stupid" yameen can be a Ghanaian why rejecting onzy nkrumah....kudos to Mrs sinare
john mahama 10 years ago

madam you can not say things like that dna test will establish the truth

madam you can not say things like that dna test will establish the truth
Banaba 10 years ago

arrest him NOW

arrest him NOW
Onslopogas 10 years ago

Why all these stories? How much does it cost to do a DNA Test?

Why all these stories? How much does it cost to do a DNA Test?
Joe/TX 10 years ago

Who is his M O T H E R , please?

Who is his M O T H E R , please?
John 10 years ago

Onzy can claim to be whatever that is not our problem, but he cannot just come to Ghana and want to run for president. That can never happen. He is an opportunist.

Onzy can claim to be whatever that is not our problem, but he cannot just come to Ghana and want to run for president. That can never happen. He is an opportunist.
Jasmine 10 years ago

Since the UK-based Dr Nathan Onzy Kwame Nkrumah made public pronouncements about his paternity, the issue had stroke...

"HAD STROKE?"

Ghana News Agency? Every day, the same useless journalists cum editors...

Since the UK-based Dr Nathan Onzy Kwame Nkrumah made public pronouncements about his paternity, the issue had stroke...

"HAD STROKE?"

Ghana News Agency? Every day, the same useless journalists cum editors...
Concerned 10 years ago

Where is Gamal Nkrumah in the list? Why has been excluded? Is he not part of Dr Nkrumah's children?

Where is Gamal Nkrumah in the list? Why has been excluded? Is he not part of Dr Nkrumah's children?
Nana Abeyie 10 years ago

So if u are Nkrumah's son and so what?

So if u are Nkrumah's son and so what?
King US 10 years ago

Well since Ghana is not going to pay any child support,we will accept him.

Well since Ghana is not going to pay any child support,we will accept him.
NKONTOMOAH KESEE 10 years ago

This should not a matter of national concern. Nkrumah is dead and u idiots should let incompetent idiot who took Ghana on disastrous path leading to the problems of today fade in our memory. We do not need to reminded of disr ...
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This should not a matter of national concern. Nkrumah is dead and u idiots should let incompetent idiot who took Ghana on disastrous path leading to the problems of today fade in our memory. We do not need to reminded of disrespectful bastard who thought he owned Ghana plaque us. Who tives a fuck if he fucked a dog and had a puppy?. We have matters of more prominence that needs to be discussed ,but here we are talking about a bastard son from a bastard. We should be talking about " dumsor" and lack of health after almost 60 yrs of independence. We should be talking about real Ghanaian children studying under trees and our young daughters being enslaved in slavery in our homeland. But no, we have talk some bastard son of a bastard. What shame. No wonder Ghana rates last in almost everything from education to sanitation. What a shameful people . just look at how bad our economy has gotten and all we talking about is how some outcasts from Egypt are the children of a criminal. SMH.SMH SMH .Ghana is doomed. We falling into a bottomless pit and our sleepy and dreamy leaders are leading leading the way.
Calle Landa 10 years ago

You know what, let's end this saga. Arabs don't have any regard for blacks and have always treated them badly. Even today with the current situation where many Iraqi, Asians and Africans are heavily seeking asylum because the ...
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You know what, let's end this saga. Arabs don't have any regard for blacks and have always treated them badly. Even today with the current situation where many Iraqi, Asians and Africans are heavily seeking asylum because there is absolutely nothing for them to shout about when home, the disdain and disrespect that black people get is bad. Racism is on the increase and yet the very people who treat Africans with disdain are the very same ones who want to come and lie in bed.
It really is time we know who our friends are. People should really engage more. Anyone can research Kwame Nkrumah history. At this time, Onzy could well be a stooge. The North African Arabs don't consider themselves African anyway. You have only got to go as far as Libya for example where they will happily drown African migrants. Who are our real friends? You can exclude Russia also. Just as South Africa who had so many people and nations stand up for them, now they have the fucking balls to attack other brothers and sisters, the same applies to Russians who after being impacted by their own neighbours, choose to do nothing when Africans are beaten up and their police do nothing.

Whose wells are you drinking from ?
JC 10 years ago

What about Professor Nkrumah formerly of Ghana Museums & Monuments Board? He also claims he is the son on Kwame Nkrumah. As for me Kwame Nkrumah Himself DID NOT TELL ME. But I met PROFESSOR Nkrumah in 1994 among some friends ...
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What about Professor Nkrumah formerly of Ghana Museums & Monuments Board? He also claims he is the son on Kwame Nkrumah. As for me Kwame Nkrumah Himself DID NOT TELL ME. But I met PROFESSOR Nkrumah in 1994 among some friends who also confirmed that claim. Professor Nkrumah's mother is ABURI. And we all know Nkrumah's association with Peduase Lodge. I don't know if it is true, and I cannot also say it is false. But if this is true then at least we must credit the deliverer of Africa, the Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah with ONE BLACK AFRICAN CHILD.
sulley 10 years ago

In the uk every child tries to find his roots,why did u wait so long?Every child will be proud 2 hv Nkrumah as father and i wonder how u kept away from contacting Nkrumahs family until old age?

In the uk every child tries to find his roots,why did u wait so long?Every child will be proud 2 hv Nkrumah as father and i wonder how u kept away from contacting Nkrumahs family until old age?
ASOLMIA 10 years ago

Nkrumah is an important figure in africa that we can just accept anyone at all poping up afta 50 yrs of to tel us he is nkrumahs son.DNA.Becos Ghana is a free country so anyone can come n fool us RIGHT ?

Nkrumah is an important figure in africa that we can just accept anyone at all poping up afta 50 yrs of to tel us he is nkrumahs son.DNA.Becos Ghana is a free country so anyone can come n fool us RIGHT ?
CHEF 10 years ago

Looking for his roots at 89, the dude already has a foot in a grave.

Looking for his roots at 89, the dude already has a foot in a grave.

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