Watch historic footage of Ghana's 1976 International Trade Fair opening

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Lee Pogas 1 year ago

Please Ghanaweb, don't distort history......in 1976, the Head of State was Gen. Ignatius Kutu Acheampong and not Gen. Ankrah

Please Ghanaweb, don't distort history......in 1976, the Head of State was Gen. Ignatius Kutu Acheampong and not Gen. Ankrah
Lance Spearman 1 year ago

The Trade Fair was in 1067. Nkrumah cooked it but Ankrah, Akuffo Addo Snr and Busia and co chopped it after they booted out Nkrumah in 1966.

The Trade Fair was in 1067. Nkrumah cooked it but Ankrah, Akuffo Addo Snr and Busia and co chopped it after they booted out Nkrumah in 1966.
Zambrotta 1 year ago

Today, the matemeho bastards have demolished the structure and shared the land amongst themselves. Some are putting up hotels, whilst others are putting up restaurants. Animguase destroyers!

Today, the matemeho bastards have demolished the structure and shared the land amongst themselves. Some are putting up hotels, whilst others are putting up restaurants. Animguase destroyers!
ST Ghfuo: OKRAKU AND OTO MUST GO, NOW!!!!!! 1 year ago

You can clearly see the difference between literate brainwork of Nkrumah and these power hungry vultures in military uniform. They don't even know whatthey are doing. It's not what you do but HOW it's done

You can clearly see the difference between literate brainwork of Nkrumah and these power hungry vultures in military uniform. They don't even know whatthey are doing. It's not what you do but HOW it's done
Kojo S.AFRICA 1 year ago

True you are right, Gen. I.K Acheampong was the head of state.

True you are right, Gen. I.K Acheampong was the head of state.
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Aka 1 year ago

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Akwasi 1 year ago

The "Bastards" are turning the place into a modern facility. Your NDC party sold almost every Nkrumah's factories to fake pastors who have turned them into churches.

The "Bastards" are turning the place into a modern facility. Your NDC party sold almost every Nkrumah's factories to fake pastors who have turned them into churches.
Joe T 1 year ago

No, the NDC had not been formed.
Maybe you are talking about the NLC led by another "you know what" GANGSTER. Followed by another of the same kind, Busia.
They sold the nation's assets. In the early seventies, I know that B ...
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No, the NDC had not been formed.
Maybe you are talking about the NLC led by another "you know what" GANGSTER. Followed by another of the same kind, Busia.
They sold the nation's assets. In the early seventies, I know that Black Star Line started by Nkrumah, had ,16 Ships named after Rivers and Lagoons. MV Pra, MV Klortey etc. Where did all these Ships go? Please don't forget Kuffuor also sold Ghana Airways.
I hope you get the picture.

BPre 1 year ago

I was there with my uncle and my younger brother. I was so excited and enjoyed the day thoroughly. The most memorable object I saw that day was the then freshly released Peogeot 604 at the CFAO showroom. Those were really goo ...
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I was there with my uncle and my younger brother. I was so excited and enjoyed the day thoroughly. The most memorable object I saw that day was the then freshly released Peogeot 604 at the CFAO showroom. Those were really good old days!
Lily 1 year ago

You lie! The 604 was produced much later, in the early 1970s.

You lie! The 604 was produced much later, in the early 1970s.
WIKIPEDIA 1 year ago

The Peugeot 604 is an executive car produced by the French manufacturer Peugeot from 1975 to 1985. 153,252 cars were sold during its 10-year production life. It was made in France and also assembled by Kia in South Korea, bet ...
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The Peugeot 604 is an executive car produced by the French manufacturer Peugeot from 1975 to 1985. 153,252 cars were sold during its 10-year production life. It was made in France and also assembled by Kia in South Korea, between 1979 and 1981
Joe T 1 year ago

406 you mean. 604 was much later.

406 you mean. 604 was much later.
JIMI HEN DRIXX 1 year ago

"The first international trade fair in Ghana was held on February 1, 1967 in Accra:
Initiator: Ghana's first president, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, initiated the fair to boost the country's international trade and to support his vis ...
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"The first international trade fair in Ghana was held on February 1, 1967 in Accra:
Initiator: Ghana's first president, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, initiated the fair to boost the country's international trade and to support his vision of a pan-African union.
Opening: The fair was opened by Joseph Arthur Ankrah, the Head of State at the time.
Exhibitors: The fair attracted around 2,000 exhibitors from 33 countries.
Theme: The theme of the fair was "Developing Africa".
Trade Fair Center: The Trade Fair Center was designed and built between 1962 and 1967 by the Ghana National Construction Corporation (GNCC). The chief architect was Victor Adegbite, and the designers were Jacek Chyrosz and Stanisław Rymaszewski from Poland."
ST Ghfuo: OKRAKU AND OTO MUST GO, NOW!!!!!! 1 year ago

So where is Ghana national construction company? Now construction has been privatized and these privateers all do shoddy work and none of these so called gh leaders has the brain to revive gh national construction Co to build ...
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So where is Ghana national construction company? Now construction has been privatized and these privateers all do shoddy work and none of these so called gh leaders has the brain to revive gh national construction Co to build the country infact gh leaders of today eh the way you ppl fool....
Justice Yussif 1 year ago

I thank all contributors on this subject matter because I have gotten myself educated well on wide range of issues. I believe ghanweb twisted the opening date to get readers reactions. Infact, our cherished readers have exhib ...
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I thank all contributors on this subject matter because I have gotten myself educated well on wide range of issues. I believe ghanweb twisted the opening date to get readers reactions. Infact, our cherished readers have exhibited their brilliance from their comments. I have knowledge now on Peugeot, trade fair etc .
Well done to all but ghanweb next time check your facts well before you publish.
OZYMANDIAS 1 year ago

Compare this to the NDC nation wreckers who have sold all of Ghana’s factories, that provided jobs to thousands of Ghanaians, to fake pastors who have turned these into “ churches” that are providing millions of income ...
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Compare this to the NDC nation wreckers who have sold all of Ghana’s factories, that provided jobs to thousands of Ghanaians, to fake pastors who have turned these into “ churches” that are providing millions of income for themselves and their families, while their children are enrolled in foreign schools, colleges and universities. That is the NDC for you.
Joe T 1 year ago

Is it the National Liberation Council eventually led by the "Crook" Afrifa or the NDC.
I think you are getting your head mixed up because of your innate obsession with the NDC, just like the other misfit NAPO.

Is it the National Liberation Council eventually led by the "Crook" Afrifa or the NDC.
I think you are getting your head mixed up because of your innate obsession with the NDC, just like the other misfit NAPO.
George 1 year ago

The Trade Fair was in1967 and not in 1976. Please correct the error.

The Trade Fair was in1967 and not in 1976. Please correct the error.

Akua 1 year ago

I believe you mean 1967!

I believe you mean 1967!

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