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Include “Ooobake” on Signage at Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park

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Emmanuel Lamptey
11 months ago

yes i support the signing

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Shadrack Ayitey
11 months ago

Erase akwaaba and weizor and include oobakɛŋ

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MANYO BROWN
11 months ago

It should be appropriate to include the Ga word for welcome because the monument sits on Ga land. To make the salutation even more representative of the nation's tribal make-up, I suggest the word welcome be rendered in three of our northern languages as well.

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MARGUERITA TAYLOR PLANGE
11 months ago

I believe Ga people should feature prominently on national dialogue particularly on issues concerning the Greater Accra region of Ghana. This is Ga land. We stand united as Ga people. We stand united as Ghanaians.

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Georgina Lamptey
11 months ago

We also have a rich dialect

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Naa Aku Bruce
11 months ago

Please include the ga language.

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Lynda Arhin
11 months ago

Include the language of the people from Accra!

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Ayaa Kojo Armah
11 months ago Featured

I think the welcome language that has been promoted the most is "*Aatuu Mohee*" or "*Mohee Aatuu*"! We need to be consistent so that we can be effective in getting things changed! Let the GTC and the GARHC determine the right and appropriate word for welcome. Frankly, ooobake, is hardly used, not popular and does not appeal to many of us, GaDangmes.

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Henry Okai
11 months ago

This kind of neglect cannot continue.

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Nii Adjei
11 months ago

Ga Language shouldn't be sidelined.

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Allotey Alfred
11 months ago

It's time

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Ben Mensah
11 months ago

Petition very.laudable

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Alex Allotey
11 months ago

Ga language must not be left out

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Stella Ablorh
11 months ago

Totally agree on this petition. Justice for all tribes on our land Ghana.

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Naa Adaku Quaye
11 months ago

ATUU or OOBAKƐ/NYƐAABAKƐ mean welcome in Ga, the language of the people of Accra

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Chobis Cofie
11 months ago

Let The Ga Language Be Heard !!

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Naa Densua
11 months ago

Please the GA word should't be excluded which is '"ooobake"

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Michael Nii Akwei Allotey
11 months ago

Enough is Enough.

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LARYEA GABRIEL
11 months ago

It is unacceptable to be greeted in a different language in my own region. This nonsense must stop.

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Marlon Mason
11 months ago

Petition in order