KSM has done a critical analysis that every Ghanaian who loves Ghana would appreciate and give Goldbod, President Mahama, Ato Forson, and Sammy Gyamfi their flowers. We shouldn't allow nation wreckers to distract us. Take a watch!
“I was born in Ghana. My mother is from Agona Nsaba, and my father is from Kumasi. I left Ghana as a child, lived in Liberia and Nigeria, and grew up in the United States.”
— Ghanaian-American comedian and actor Michael Blackson speaks about his roots while expressing gratitude to the Ga Mantse, King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II, for warmly receiving the 233 Connect team and reaffirming his commitment to promoting Ghanaian culture and heritage
“I studied in Ghana, and there was a specific programme that only a few colleges offered. It was by far the most perspective-gaining and life-changing experience of my entire life.”
— Christina Koch, NASA astronaut and electrical engineer, and the first woman to travel beyond low Earth orbit on a lunar mission
The dramatic moment a congregant of the Methodist Church Ghana, confronted a pastor over some church directives including the non-support of members who do not pay tithe, calling him and leadership of the church thieves.
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“The idea that Africans don’t like Black Americans because they don’t see us as part of them; Ghana sinks that like the Titanic. Ghanaians are so open to us. They call us brothers. They literally say, ‘Welcome home.’”
— A Black American shares the experience he had in Ghana, especially the unbeatable hospitality of Ghanaians and how peaceful the country is, after visiting several regions