The Fugu Fight: A lesson in identity, a reminder of our power in unity

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• Ka Na Wu (UK) 1 month ago

  Ghana's cohesive social structure is well woven into our traditional clothing.
  I think Ghana is envied by the rest of Africa and beyond, where else do Moslems, Christians and other Faiths live in harmony side-by-side and ev ...
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  Ghana's cohesive social structure is well woven into our traditional clothing.
  I think Ghana is envied by the rest of Africa and beyond, where else do Moslems, Christians and other Faiths live in harmony side-by-side and even attend each others religious functions without extremist violence?
  Long live Fugu, Kente and all our other clothing of many colours.

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• JULOR CAESAR 1 month ago

  Very true. And Long Live every sekebrity that loves run around butt-naked on the streets of Accra. There must be a Butt-Naked Day in Ghana.

  Very true. And Long Live every sekebrity that loves run around butt-naked on the streets of Accra. There must be a Butt-Naked Day in Ghana.

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• Former Dining Hall Prefect 1 month ago

  Stop this fugu nonsense and deal with the brown galamsey water we are drinking.

  Stop this fugu nonsense and deal with the brown galamsey water we are drinking.

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• JULOR CAESAR 1 month ago

  Thursdays are Fufu Day, a day to fill and silence growling stomachs. One Ghanaian-One Bowl of Fufu, every Thursday, courtesy of the generosity of the Ghana government. It's Thursday, so it must be free Fufu Day.

  Thursdays are Fufu Day, a day to fill and silence growling stomachs. One Ghanaian-One Bowl of Fufu, every Thursday, courtesy of the generosity of the Ghana government. It's Thursday, so it must be free Fufu Day.

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