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The Osu Castle: Symbol Of Our Triumph Over Imperialism

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  • Akadu Mensema 11 years ago

    Another childish reductionist arguments: the slave castles may remain symbols of of our resillience, but they are by no means bastions of African power!

  • Kwasi Miezah, Western Region 11 years ago

    Mr. Thompson: To many of us West Africans and our brothers in the Americas (USA, Brazil, Jamaica etc) slavery was nothing to be proud of. We did not conquer Osu castle. In fact, it used be the seat of government of our slave ...
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  • black man, black brains 11 years ago

    Like the name says, don't disturbe our ears with your nonsense. We need to move out of the colonial mentality which this writer identifies with. Nonetheless it his opinion , and it is also my opinion to state that we have the ...
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  • black man, black brains 11 years ago

    Like the name says, don't disturbe our ears with your nonsense. We need to move out of the colonial mentality which this writer identifies with. Nonetheless it his opinion , and it is also my opinion to state that we have the ...
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  • black man, black brains 11 years ago

    Like the name says, don't disturbe our ears with your nonsense. We need to move out of the colonial mentality which this writer identifies with. Nonetheless it his opinion , and it is also my opinion to state that we have the ...
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  • black man, black brains 11 years ago

    Like the name says, don't disturbe our ears with your nonsense. We need to move out of the colonial mentality which this writer identifies with. Nonetheless it his opinion , and it is also my opinion to state that we have the ...
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  • black man, black brains 11 years ago

    Like the name says, don't disturbe our ears with your nonsense. We need to move out of the colonial mentality which this writer identifies with. Nonetheless it his opinion , and it is also my opinion to state that we have the ...
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  • MARCUS AMPADU 11 years ago

    Mr. Thompson this gross paranoia on your part is far worse than the naivete of our leaders who agree to allow the Indians to build the New Flagstaff House as the seat of Government.

    What information do you have to suggest ...
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  • Osei Yao 11 years ago

    NO. IT SYMBOLISES THE GREED OF OUR PEOPLE TO REPLACE THE FOREIGNERS AS THE NEW OPPRESSORS. WE MOVED INTO THEIR BUNGALOWS AND OFFICES AND UNASHAMEDLY, CONTINUED TO USE THEIR LANGUAGE TO TALK WITH OUR OWN PEOPLE.

  • Jon 11 years ago

    Another writing for writing sake from another of ghanaweb's serial writers...

    1. what proof can you provide that the Indians put listening devices into the palace?

    2. Who says Nkrumah would have used Ghanaians only? How ...
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  • FunnyMan 11 years ago

    And the Indians want to spy on Ghana because?? HAHAHAHAHAH! Preeassse, ooohhh...

  • SENDERO 11 years ago

    Nkrumah's typists were from the UK!

  • rans mingle 11 years ago

    to use kind words for u, i think u must think twice and come again

  • SENDERO 11 years ago

    Mr Thompson fals into that trap of quoting the "genius" of Nkrumah on a post that has nothing to do with him! That it never occurred to those who decided to build it and use it as a presidential palace, that the Indians they ...
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  • Amegaxoxo 11 years ago

    The author of this post seems to belittle the competence of Ghana's security apparatus.

    What makes him think that Ghana Security is incapable of sweeping the Flagstaff House with the view of debugging any listening devices ...
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