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Kwame Nkrumah: The one and only founding father III

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  • Citizen 10 years ago

    Mr. Botwe-Asamoah, history no dooso dodo, yeabr3. You and other so many Ph. D guys what exactly are you doing to help us from the hole? That is what is worth the question of the day.

    We that Dr. Nkrumah who has done his. W ...
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  • oba nyansani baako Pe in Ghana! 10 years ago

    I hate people who still talking about Nkrumah all day long. Nkrumah was a human being like you. He came to do his best and now he is gone forever and a time has come for you to do your best as well. My question is that, what ...
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  • G. K. Berko 10 years ago

    You should not try to shut him down after allowing the others on the UP side to dump volumes of modified historical facts to claim exclusive heroism for their past leaders. Where were you when Dr. Sargon Adjei (Dr. SAS) seria ...
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  • Wilfred 10 years ago

    Worst tyranny in Africa by Nkrumah killing all political opponents in Nsawam Prison and driving others into exile live on. President for life without a Vice live on. One-party state and running the nation as a personal proper ...
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  • YAW 10 years ago

    You know fuck all about African dictators.Nkrumah does not come close to the word dictator on the African scene.

  • Seidu Ismaila 10 years ago

    Wilfred,there is no doubt you are on of those babies on this web.Those babies are those who were born after February,1966 some of whom are misinformed,disinformed and indoctrinated MATEMEHO children.For your information,Afric ...
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  • Baffour Agyemang 10 years ago

    Let any anti Nkrumah come up with equally factual article to rebut this marvellous work of Botwe-Asamoah.Truelly NKRUMAH NEVER DIE.

  • Kweku Boateng Jnr. 10 years ago

    KWAME, thank you. You deliberately left out the fact that Nkrumah defeated JAKE's father in the 1951 elections. Maybe, you can do a piece on how Komla Gbedemah got Nkrumah on to the ballot paper. Two persons not recognised ...
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  • Nana Hakim 10 years ago

    Hello Mr. & Mrs. Ghana,

    Let's smoke out Kwame Ahoofe Okoampa and ms. akadu mensema from their hiding to read this EXCEPTIONALLY BRILLIANT ACADEMIC PIECE, shall we?

    Botwe-Asamoah, you've, manifested beyond all reasonabl ...
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  • Songna-chebe 10 years ago

    Kwame Botwe-Asamoah, Ph.D., please give the British too some sort of credit for forming Gold Coast or Ghana. Every scholar will give credit to those who deserve it in order to avoid any plagiarism.

  • G. K. Berko 10 years ago

    I think Dr. Asamoah-Botwe gave most credits where due, to answer your plagiarism question. Others did not do so in the past. But even in those cases where credit seemed absent, it was not always easy to claim plagiarism beca ...
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  • ADJEI 10 years ago

    WHO CARES. YOU CAN EVEN SAY HE OWNS GHANA FOR ALL WE CARE. GHANA IS A WRETCHED, BROKE, SENILE COUNTRY THAT LACKS INNOVATION, SMART PEOPLE AND LEADERS. SO NKRUMAH CAN BE THE OWNER, FRANKLY NO ONE GIVES A SHIT!

  • G. K. Berko 10 years ago

    Ghana has smart Citizens, true patriots who would selflessly contribute to salvage what is left of her to build upon, if they would be allowed.

    You may not care for the preservation of our History. But you should care for ...
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  • Neither NDC Nor NPP 10 years ago

    The history lesson is good and especially for the majority of citizens who were born long after Osagyefo was overthrown. However, even more important is the need for CPP to vigorously organize and campaign for the hearts and ...
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  • Akadu Mensema 10 years ago

    This article is factual, but lacks the historian's craft of balance and objectivity devoid of invectives and name-calling. Iy is only on Ghanaweb that you can publish such articles!

  • C.Y. ANDY-K 10 years ago

    Akurang-Parry, it is called didactic history, history recounted to teach and shape moral lessons and change minds. Being a faked Nkrumahist like yourself, you are just peeved the writer has done a splendid job exposing the li ...
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