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Ghana has a national project, thanks to Nkrumah and good leaders. They will be fine.
Pan Afrika: Ghana and Jamaica agree to Visa Waiver Agreement
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Veteran
documentary about Maroons in Jamaica done by Jamerican descendant of Maroons
details presence of people from (modern day ) Ghana region among Maroon societies in JA
details presence of people from (modern day ) Ghana region among Maroon societies in JA
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get these nets
Veteran
The slander in this thread, hehehehehehe.
I encounter arrogant people of any background and I laugh right in their faces.
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To the Nigerian members, or to students of 20th century African history, I want to know your thoughts. Do you think Ghana's connection to the diaspora is due more to proactive measures taken them over the years, or to the lack of those measures being taken by Nigerian cultural or tourism departments?
Both English speaking countries, gained independence roughly in same era. I attributed much of Ghana's success in forging those links to Nkrumah experience living/studying in USA( having attended an HBCU & pledging a Black frat). I found out recently that the first leader of independent Nigeria attended an HBCU and pledged the same frat.
Probably not something you've thought about, as countries have their own issues to address in the first decades of independence, but this thread made me wonder.
I encounter arrogant people of any background and I laugh right in their faces.
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To the Nigerian members, or to students of 20th century African history, I want to know your thoughts. Do you think Ghana's connection to the diaspora is due more to proactive measures taken them over the years, or to the lack of those measures being taken by Nigerian cultural or tourism departments?
Both English speaking countries, gained independence roughly in same era. I attributed much of Ghana's success in forging those links to Nkrumah experience living/studying in USA( having attended an HBCU & pledging a Black frat). I found out recently that the first leader of independent Nigeria attended an HBCU and pledged the same frat.
Probably not something you've thought about, as countries have their own issues to address in the first decades of independence, but this thread made me wonder.