From Resistance to Renaissance: J.W. de Graft-Johnson’s enduring impact on Ghana from August 5, 1860 – February 28, 1928

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Francis McCarthy 9 months ago

THE FANTIS WERE THE MOST POWERFUL, EDUCATED TRIBE DURING THE COLONIAL ERA. THEY ALWAYS STOOD THEIR GROUND IN FIGHTING FOR THE THEN GOLD COAST (LAND) AGAINST THE WHITES INTENT SUPREMACY OVER OUR LAND. WHAT ROLE DID THE ASHANT ...
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THE FANTIS WERE THE MOST POWERFUL, EDUCATED TRIBE DURING THE COLONIAL ERA. THEY ALWAYS STOOD THEIR GROUND IN FIGHTING FOR THE THEN GOLD COAST (LAND) AGAINST THE WHITES INTENT SUPREMACY OVER OUR LAND. WHAT ROLE DID THE ASHANTIS PLAY APART TRIBAL FIGHTING AS WE CONTINUE TO SEE EVEN TODAY. FANTIS, "I SALUTE". FANTIS HAVE PATRIOTIC HISTORY.
Bongo man 9 months ago

Let's stop glorifying the Part and celebrate the Whole. We are not doing tribal politics here. Ghana must grow. Stop tribalism now!!!

Let's stop glorifying the Part and celebrate the Whole. We are not doing tribal politics here. Ghana must grow. Stop tribalism now!!!
Ben UK 9 months ago

These guys need to be remembered ad celebrated. The likes of DR Kwagyir Aggrey, John Mensah Sarbah, Kankam Dacosta, Kuntu Blankcson, Dr Efraim Amoo, etc

These guys need to be remembered ad celebrated. The likes of DR Kwagyir Aggrey, John Mensah Sarbah, Kankam Dacosta, Kuntu Blankcson, Dr Efraim Amoo, etc