Ghana marks 68th anniversary of the Crossroads shooting

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• Osei Kodjo 9 years ago

  Is it not ironic that these three brave ex service men who were agitating for end of service entitlement should die in this circumstances.Even though their death was not in vain since it hasten the independence struggle,a lot ...
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  Is it not ironic that these three brave ex service men who were agitating for end of service entitlement should die in this circumstances.Even though their death was not in vain since it hasten the independence struggle,a lot more should have been done to remember them.
  
  These brave sons of Ghana have no monuments anywhere to remind us of their sacrifices even though Sgt Adjetey was mentioned in dispatches for exceptional bravery during his action in Burma.
  
  His British Commander General Sir George James Giffard, GCB, DSO – 1945–1954 has a camp at La named after him.The Giffard camp at La.What is the government going to do for these brave songs of Ghana.

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• Charles Agbenu 9 years ago

  Much ado about nothing. Since then many Ghanaians have been shot, beaten, slapped by Ghana security
  forces whilst demonstrating against ills, discrimination, hardships, nonpayment of allowances, brutalities of the securit ...
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  Much ado about nothing. Since then many Ghanaians have been shot, beaten, slapped by Ghana security
  forces whilst demonstrating against ills, discrimination, hardships, nonpayment of allowances, brutalities of the security , corruption, capricious use if power by leadership etc. The examples are many. Recently LMVC demo against injustice by EC were brutalized. Premium on 28 th Feb incidents is discriminatory and unwarranted.

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• Kojo T 9 years ago

  The NPP cowards were busy drinking palm wine now they want power

  The NPP cowards were busy drinking palm wine now they want power

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• Kweku Donsuro 9 years ago

  Thank you Mr Abugri for this enlightenment and re-enactment of the story of that infamous incident. Your facts are spot on and I salute you. Keep it up.

  Thank you Mr Abugri for this enlightenment and re-enactment of the story of that infamous incident. Your facts are spot on and I salute you. Keep it up.

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