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Ghana losing identity – Gyan-Apenteng

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  • Kweku Boateng Jnr. 7 years ago

    Thank you senior. Well stated. What is the tourism ministry doing?

  • HEALTH WORKER 7 years ago

    IT IS TRUE AND NDC WHICH RIGS ELECTIONS WITHALIENS'VOTES IS THE CAUSE OF THIS. THE DEMONIC NDC WISHED ALL GHANAIANS WERE ILLITERAATES SINCE THIS IS THE CLASS OF PEOPLE WHO MOSTLY VOTE FOR THEM

  • HEALTH WORKER 7 years ago

    ALL HEALTH WORKERS ARE VOTING NDC OUT OF POWER BECAUSE IT HAS KILLED THE NHIS WHICH IN TURN HAS DESTROYED PRIVATE MEDICAL PRACTICE IN THIS COUNTRY. ALL PRIVATE HEALTH FACILITIES IN GHANA ARE CAVING IN

  • Aj 7 years ago

    Mr Boateng.Ghana has never been a nation period?can't you see ghanaians are sufering from identity crisis,for some crazy white men subducing some African tribes force them together and then give them a name,couldn't give them ...
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  • Kwaku 7 years ago

    The entire country is gone moron n few will understand what ur saying !!!!

  • pocket lawyer 7 years ago

    Culture of insults is eating into our society, young ones do not respect the elderly,culture of insults is everywhere,ritual killings continues unabated because most people think riches is all that one needs to make a good li ...
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  • Brogya 7 years ago

    Bro Gyan-Apenteng thank you for raising these issues about Ghana. I was shocked to my rockers yesterday when I found Cadbury advertising Tanzania cocoa on Sky-tv. What happened to the legendary Ghana cocoa? Why are our curren ...
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  • OLD SOLDIER 7 years ago

    At its heart was a reassertion of a transnational African identity that hinged not just on ethnicity but on a shared history of marginalization and a common hope for the future. Black Americans had long demonstrated an intere ...
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  • Foli 7 years ago

    Ghana is gradually imploding on many fronts: tribal, loose moral. weak institutions, failed governments, school systems collapsing and we're becoming poorer too. The solution first most is foster national identity that cut ac ...
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  • ann 7 years ago

    Thanks Foli

  • Oheneba Fredua Okronto 7 years ago

    Thank you, Mr. Gyang-Apenteng. If only we had more people who think like you--and say it like you do!

    Most young people, including graduates of our esteemd institutions have no idea what you are talking about. Padmore? DuB ...
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  • asante 7 years ago

    This won't make the headlines sadly. All we read on the tabloids r npp n ndc crap n their bootlickers insulting one another. We r in a mess already. Ignorance all over...

  • Pumpuni 7 years ago

    Mr. Gyan-Apenteng please tell your IT personnel to check the GAW website. All links are inactive.

  • OPOOSA 7 years ago

    Well appreciated message as we are loosing our roots and identify. In my view the government should do moreand likewise our learning institutions. This does not exclude our culture, movie and music industries. We are blinded ...
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  • Mr Bond 7 years ago

    Thank you for acknowledge the loss of our precious language and culture as we copy cut foreign culture of prostitution,rape and armed robbery.Churches especially Jahovah witness and SDA should be congratulate for using the bi ...
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  • $$$$$$ 7 years ago

    Wow, imagine this man forgot Professor Adu-Boahen?

  • Kwame Adjei-Mensgirlah. Atanta GA 7 years ago

    Thanks so much Mr Gyan Apenteng but I am afraid we are not just losing our national identity ; we have lost it .The only way out is to embrace Sankofa with (an) unquenchable zeal.Yes, we must retrieve our lost identity.we los ...
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  • Pelicles 7 years ago

    When JJ exploded on the scene, least we forget what its impact will have on us. The guy sowed disrespect and imagine how we insult our leaders and elders something that was a taboo in the good old days.

    That said, our love ...
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  • Kwame Adjei-Mensgirlah. Atanta GA 7 years ago

    Is it not mystifying how and why some Ghanaians.....

  • apuuuu 7 years ago

    Fuck of we are missing in space only if Mahama left we will touch down apuuuu

  • SUFFER MAN 7 years ago

    as at now we don't even who is a ghanaian. aliens vote to choose a president for us. this is too bad.

  • DON, AMSTERDAM 7 years ago

    ONCE GHANA WANTS TO REPLACE "TWI"IN PLACE OF ENGLISH THEN THE EDUCATIONAL IMAGE WILL BE DOWN FOREVER.IF A GHANAIN SCHOOL TEACHER CAN`T EXPRESSES HIM OR HER SELF IN ENGLISH HOW CAN THIS TEACHER READ A WRITTEN HISTORY TO TEACH ...
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  • Osahene 7 years ago

    No blame game we are contributing factors period!

  • JAMES Y 7 years ago

    There are people out there who don't know how Ghana's independence was won or who made it possible; their only interest is that it is their time to lead it and enjoy the trappings and the benefits it carries. Hence they are s ...
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  • Yussif 7 years ago

    All this ll change if people re not hungry and the ghanain economy doing well,when the living re suffering and can't get proper education what is history or identity to them?entataiment is a very important thing in human deve ...
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  • Yussif 7 years ago

    Come to think of it Allotey Jacob,s issue could've been done by the NDC and the powers that be just to justify the IGP,s call to ban social media,the police or other agencies can find out who put the story out there.We re so ...
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  • Phillippa Yaa de Villiers Amamoo 7 years ago

    Any country loses its identity if it can't hear its own voices. Creative arts are the voice of a nation, and the source of its identity. Mr Gyan Apenteng mentions three notable Pan Afrikanists, but not a single creative write ...
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