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Include “Ooobake” on Signage at Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park

55 Comments

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Nii Amoo Addy
1 year ago

KEEP THE FIRE BURNING

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Nathaniel Nii Ankamah okoe
1 year ago

Include Oobake

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Herbie Ankrah
1 year ago Featured

It is a right that the language of the indigenous people of a locality be part of what is displayed for the world to learn. The indigenous people of the world over have a right to be heard and not silenced!

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Theophilus Asare
1 year ago

Awareness or oversight

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Abraham Osekre
1 year ago

The Ga language can't be forgotten in a national discussions, Gas are also important in Ghana. No discrimination

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Jonathan Adjetey
1 year ago

I support

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Margaret
1 year ago

Project and Protect Ga Heritage

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Nii Kwate Owoo
1 year ago Featured

This campaign is absolutely Right on POINT. How can they ignore the culture of the indigenous people of Gamashi

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KABU OCANSEY
1 year ago

We are on the Ga land that is real

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Isaac Nortey
1 year ago

I support the petition

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Clement Ayeh
1 year ago

Our GA name must heard

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Cynthia Kordai Addy
1 year ago

I want the OOBAKE signage at the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park

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Wulff
1 year ago

Ga

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Desmond Plat
1 year ago

The conspiracy against Gadangme by politicians and other tribes is too much. Enough is enough

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Malam Musah Issifu
1 year ago Featured

Let the unborn know their identity through language. The native Language of people in their community should not be erased from the people with another language. Doing that means you are erasing their identity

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Let the Ga language be respected and included in National signages on Ga land.

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Margie Hammond
1 year ago

Definitely Oobake should be boldly displayed. Thank you

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BENJAMIN ARMAH QUAYE
1 year ago

Long overdue

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Chester Quartey
1 year ago

Give respect and honour to whom respect and honour is due

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Anonymous
1 year ago

We expect that the government will do the right thing and correct itself in this gross disrespect, contempt and neglect of a whole group of people.