Mfantseman Association of the Carolinas inaugurated

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ROMANO 12 years ago

THE BEST TRIBE IN GHANA AND USA.

THE BEST TRIBE IN GHANA AND USA.
Anukware 12 years ago

With paaanor !

With paaanor !
Kojo Kwegyir Ansah (citizen of Afrang 12 years ago

Congratulations on the formation of your association. More Fantes in diaspora should emulate your example for the promotion of our rich culture and history to brighten the corner wherever we are. May God bless you and may Go ...
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Congratulations on the formation of your association. More Fantes in diaspora should emulate your example for the promotion of our rich culture and history to brighten the corner wherever we are. May God bless you and may God bless our beloved Ghana.
NPK 12 years ago

Great speaker and an Intellectual and an accomplished academia is Dr. Peter A. Sam. We need Ghanaians like this man in helping our country move forward.

Great speaker and an Intellectual and an accomplished academia is Dr. Peter A. Sam. We need Ghanaians like this man in helping our country move forward.
James Quainoo 12 years ago

I was present at the inauguration and was delighted to hear both Professor Winful and Dr Peter Sam addressing the audience.I was also moved when the granddaughter of the great AGGREY OF AFRICA(Dr James Kwegyir Aggrey) and her ...
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I was present at the inauguration and was delighted to hear both Professor Winful and Dr Peter Sam addressing the audience.I was also moved when the granddaughter of the great AGGREY OF AFRICA(Dr James Kwegyir Aggrey) and her husband were introduced to the gathering.
naked 12 years ago

poor tribe in Ghana

poor tribe in Ghana
WISEMAN 12 years ago

Poor Mr NAKED.Your name fits you very well.With regard to knowledge and wisdom,you are NAKED.

Poor Mr NAKED.Your name fits you very well.With regard to knowledge and wisdom,you are NAKED.
Franklin Okyere-Mensah 12 years ago

I accompanied my mother to that wonderful event.I saw tears rolling from my mother's eyes when the 72 year-old grand daughter of Dr James Kwegyir Aggrey(Aggrey of Africa,Mrs Raemi Evans was introduced to the gathering.

I accompanied my mother to that wonderful event.I saw tears rolling from my mother's eyes when the 72 year-old grand daughter of Dr James Kwegyir Aggrey(Aggrey of Africa,Mrs Raemi Evans was introduced to the gathering.
Michael Aidoo 12 years ago

It's so sad I was not present at this wonderful event.I would have loved to take a picture of the 72 year old grand daughter of Dr James Kwegyir Aggrey and her husband.Dr Aggrey is always remembered for his contribution to ed ...
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It's so sad I was not present at this wonderful event.I would have loved to take a picture of the 72 year old grand daughter of Dr James Kwegyir Aggrey and her husband.Dr Aggrey is always remembered for his contribution to education,his words of wisdom and as a co founder of my alma mater-Achimota school.I congratulate the organizers of this event for inviting Dr Aggrey's grand daughter and her husband to this wonderful event.
Sydney Acolatse 12 years ago

If it had not been the brilliant lawyer John Mensah Sarbah,the people of the Gold Coast could not have owned land in their own country.This is a fact.We are very grateful to Fantes.

If it had not been the brilliant lawyer John Mensah Sarbah,the people of the Gold Coast could not have owned land in their own country.This is a fact.We are very grateful to Fantes.

Nana Ama Quayson-New York 12 years ago

I had a phone call from a friend of mine who was at the event.According to her,it was a wonderful event and a tribute was also paid to John Mensah Sarbah by the MC of the occassion.John Mensah Sarbah qualified as lawyer in En ...
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I had a phone call from a friend of mine who was at the event.According to her,it was a wonderful event and a tribute was also paid to John Mensah Sarbah by the MC of the occassion.John Mensah Sarbah qualified as lawyer in England in 1887 and was the first African lawyer from Gold Coast.He challenged the British by using their own laws to defeat them over the Land Bill of 1897.This remarkable achievement by Mensah Sarbah prevented the British from owning all the lands in our country,a situation which would have turned Ghana into the Apartheid South Africa style where the natives were denied ownership of land in their own country.Now,can you imagine all Ghanaian Traditonal rulers and their subjects without land? Can you imagine Brongs,Ashantis,Fantes Nzemas Ewes,Gas,Dagombas,Sefwi,Wassa etc without land in their own country?It is only when we reflect on our past that we know the immense contribution of our forefathers.All Ghanaian Traditional rulers aver very grateful to Fantes.
Nana Ama Quayson-New York 12 years ago

Typo error-All Ghanaian Traditional rulers are very grateful to Fantes.

Typo error-All Ghanaian Traditional rulers are very grateful to Fantes.
naked 12 years ago

@nana Ama Quayson your writing speaks a lot but you said something of which is not true here look at the date 1897 you mentioned that Mensah Sarbah prevented the british from been taking control of our land and then again you ...
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@nana Ama Quayson your writing speaks a lot but you said something of which is not true here look at the date 1897 you mentioned that Mensah Sarbah prevented the british from been taking control of our land and then again you mentioned Ewes the fact is the Ewes are not part of Gold Coast they don't know any history concerning Gold Coast so as an Akan when you are talking about Gold Coast don't mention the Trokosiarian people
Sydney Acolatse 12 years ago

Remember,Gold Coast and Trans Volta Togoland was a union under British rule until the 1956 plebiscite.

Remember,Gold Coast and Trans Volta Togoland was a union under British rule until the 1956 plebiscite.

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