Today in History: How Busia united Nkrumah’s opponents in 1957

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  • Truth Table 1 day ago

    If you declare with your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. (Romans 10:9) ..
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  • Kojo poku-London UK 1 day ago

    J B Danquah stood for elections in at Akyem Abuakwa for UGCC and he lost to his nephew who was a CPP candidate. J B Danquah was the Presidential candidate for the United Party UP and he lost to Dr Kwame Nkrumah CPP in 1960. D ...
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  • SAEED OSMAN 19 hours ago

    These traitors must not be on the news to remind us of our painful past.

  • Kojo poku-London UK 1 day ago

    J B Danquah stood for elections in at Akyem Abuakwa for UGCC and he lost to his nephew who was a CPP candidate. J B Danquah was the Presidential candidate for the United Party UP and he lost to Dr Kwame Nkrumah CPP in 1960. D ...
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  • Atoapoma Abransamadu Kaakyire 23 hours ago

    Thanks for the clear history about the formation of the UP Party. It’s not a tribal party as others try to describe it, but a national party, from the history stated. It doesn’t belong to any tribe or group! It belongs to ...
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  • Kurobisohene 22 hours ago

    Kojo Poku, your hate for npp is too strong. J B is not the first person to lose an election and neither would he be the last. Is this news ? Both Atta Mills and Mahama have also lost elections before. Give us a break

  • Handbag 21 hours ago

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  • Professor Jim Page 21 hours ago

    During the Gold Coast's struggle for independence, Dr.J.B Danquah, Professor Busia and Joe Appiah rushed to the British Psrliament to argue that the colony,-the Gold Coast was not ready for independence. How sad l!! And yet, ...
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