Joe Beecham releases ‘Oman Ghana’ peace song

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• Ato Nkansah 7 years ago

  Let us all do our best to keep the peace, we have as a nation. Irrespective of where we come from as individuals and groups, we are one and a family. Ghana is the land the Lord God has given us. Let us love it, protect it, ke ...
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  Let us all do our best to keep the peace, we have as a nation. Irrespective of where we come from as individuals and groups, we are one and a family. Ghana is the land the Lord God has given us. Let us love it, protect it, keep it and leave it better than we came to meet it for generations unborn. You have a part to play, I also have a play. Let us respect one another, tolerate one another and remove every marginal boundary and live as brothers and sisters.

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• Achie 7 years ago

  You have said it all my brother Ato. A word to the wise is enough. We all have a part to play; and I believe that it is sinful if we refuse to live up to our expectations. God bless Mother-Ghana, and God bless us all

  You have said it all my brother Ato. A word to the wise is enough. We all have a part to play; and I believe that it is sinful if we refuse to live up to our expectations. God bless Mother-Ghana, and God bless us all

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• Jehoshaphat 7 years ago

  Good message, but I must say the song is not sweet kraa, just because it's a peace song does not mean it has to sound so sad and solemn. My wife walked in when I was playing the song and asked me who had died.

  Good message, but I must say the song is not sweet kraa, just because it's a peace song does not mean it has to sound so sad and solemn. My wife walked in when I was playing the song and asked me who had died.

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• Kofi G 7 years ago

  Mo ni kasa

  Mo ni kasa

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• Gaza 7 years ago

  I am moved by the meaning of the song.May have he peace always prevail.

  I am moved by the meaning of the song.May have he peace always prevail.

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• Ritewing 7 years ago

  Why are some Ghanaians such hypocrites? We find the need to call for peace only when a national election involving political parties, is approaching. Are district assembly elections which are held nationally, not part of our ...
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  Why are some Ghanaians such hypocrites? We find the need to call for peace only when a national election involving political parties, is approaching. Are district assembly elections which are held nationally, not part of our national elections? And why do we not call for peace during those elections? If Ghanaians are disposed to fight because we are trouble rousers, why don't we fight in non election years? We know the kaakamotobi behind the call for peace. Why do we not deal with it? What is difficult about being fair to all political parties in an election? Pastor Joe Beecham, do a song for Justice and FairPlay too.

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• Akora 7 years ago

  Well done Mr Beecham. Ghana is all we got. One Nation, One People under God

  Well done Mr Beecham. Ghana is all we got. One Nation, One People under God

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• King Arthur 7 years ago

  Upper klass musik for reality minded people

  Upper klass musik for reality minded people

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