IMMEDIATE RELEASE: RED INDEPENDENCE DAY IN MODERN GHANA.

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IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

RED INDEPENDENCE DAY IN MODERN GHANA.

Ghana gained independence on 6th of March 1957, and Tuesday marks exactly 61 years ago we inherited our own freedom from the hands of our colonial masters under the leadership of Dr. Kwame Nkrumah.

It is quite very unfortunate, shame,and also internationally embarrassed to boldly come out and say you are true Ghanaian.

The people of Ghana are now being gathered under a huge shadow of grief and fearfulness, and my question is ” at sixty-one years of independence, why should Ghana be as in the days we were under slavery and political instability as what happens on 24th, February 1966.

The national red 61st independence day as to be celebrated coming Tuesday is under the corrupt, autocratic, arrogance, vigilantism, Tom ferry, hooliganism, and the threat of insecurity under the bad leadership of the ruling party and that is the tradition of the Danquah – Busia’s family.

Ghanaians are facing a high rate of unemployment under this bad governorship and living hardly beyond their astronomical limits, our modern day of bloody, and robbery independence has now turned to be politicized and being the main core objectives of our current leadership due to power ruling.

Ghanaians should have experienced the most climax freedom, and free of speech with an absolute security as a whole nation and also both internationally and economic disgrace.

As a formally proud Ghanaian currently as a refugee in my own country, am appealing to all Ghanaians to put on red dresses and bans coming independence day, and all Ghanaians flags both in schools and other institutions to turn outside down as our country is under security threat.

We as in the future not preparing adequately towards our insecurity in this country, it will be a time the military join the police as to what happens in 24th, February 1966.

Signed

Aikins ofori

Ndc Communicator

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