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@876GUDson @SimplyD16399000 @kwekuanansigh @MingoMang03 I have to end this here for the sake of my intelligence. I don’t think you even know what this conversation is about. Tinubu might rule till his death

@JlelPg @SimplyD16399000 @kwekuanansigh @MingoMang03

A lot of Nigerians say this about Ghanaians. Mind you the slowness in question is us not taking advantage of each other at every given opportunity. Very poor mindset, and yet they wonder why their country is struggling despite its infinite potential.

@SimplyD16399000 @kwekuanansigh @876GUDson @MingoMang03 Im loosing brain cells trying to read this. Nigerian formal education is just bottom of the barrel piss poor. I’ll block your dumbass too

@JlelPg @kwekuanansigh @876GUDson @MingoMang03 u keep showing why u are slow I asked you if that English language you went ahead and called me dumb now who dumbass between the both of us

@876GUDson @SimplyD16399000 @kwekuanansigh @MingoMang03 You’re literally nigerian. There’s nothing more dehumanizing and embarrassing than that you fcking almajiri

@JlelPg @SimplyD16399000 @kwekuanansigh @MingoMang03 You people have low IQ so I won’t bother myself educating you. You cant even find error in your own shit yet you want to correct someone. No wonder mahama scrapped free shs

This reparations conversation is so revealing. You don’t believe slavery still exists in different ways—just read the comments from “enlightened” folks. These imperialists will always find a way to get back. Reading comments that claim whites never played a part in slavery but we blacks sold ourselves shocks the hell out of me.

@Good_Old_Blakey @BritzerHist @Jane95475959158 Cope and seethe pickle dick

@JlelPg @BritzerHist @Jane95475959158 😂😂😂 🤡

Has Ghana conveniently forgotten that the Ashanti Empire was one of the largest slave trading kingdoms in Africa and activity participated in the transatlantic trade? Britain launched a series of campaigns to abolish slavery, forcing the Ashanti to outlaw slavery in 1874.

@SimplyD16399000 @kwekuanansigh @876GUDson @MingoMang03 I can’t argue with a dumbass

@JlelPg @kwekuanansigh @876GUDson @MingoMang03 does that look like English language? now who is the illiterate here 😂🤡

@876GUDson @SimplyD16399000 @kwekuanansigh @MingoMang03 I guess you’ve failed to comprehend everything you’ve come across in life. Tell me what else is wrong with the spelling you dullard

@JlelPg @SimplyD16399000 @kwekuanansigh @MingoMang03 It’s ‘illiterate’ learn spellings before being stupid

@Good_Old_Blakey @BritzerHist @Jane95475959158 Good news. You should expect yours soon

@JlelPg @BritzerHist @Jane95475959158 She's been dead for thirty years. Good luck !

@bo_gr17028 @TalentOverHype @stephenhjohnson KWAME Nkrumah mogs all other deputy americans

@TalentOverHype @stephenhjohnson He sat us back 50 years jumping in our affairs, africans don't have pull worldwide like black Americans when it comes to speech

He stood up. I am glad he did.

@Housing527 @arthurwatkins It’s the UN you absolute dunce

@arthurwatkins Weak ass people sad go to Brazil go to the other country. Leave us alone.

Go sit down!

@kwakuhelate1 @i_am_nunya @Lot_Moore_

@i_am_nunya @Lot_Moore_ Your ancestors sold your brothers but no I can’t talk about it because they’re inferior to the Asante Kingdom and the Asante kingdom will give me the traction I want lol 😂

Again, Ashanti’s weren’t the only people involved. Almost all coastal/southern tribes participated. The Ashanti are a good example because their influence is bigger and better documented. They conducted the business very intentionally and hoped it continued when it ended.

@WithoutHistory I support

‼️🚨PETITION FROM PEOPLE OF AFRICAN DESCENT TO REQUEST THAT GHANA IMMEDIATELY CANCELS IT’S RECENTLY SIGNED SECURITY AGREEMENT WITH THE EUROPEAN UNION If you support, just reply, “I SUPPORT.” Ghana cannot simultaneously bring forward a United Nations resolution to recognize the transatlantic trade as a crime against humanity and sign a security agreement with those whose very actions have rejected said motion. You cannot abstain from voting on the UN resolution that is the clearest support of the Declaration of Human Rights that the UN professes to be based on. This abstention is tantamount to a rejection of the motion.

I am overjoyed by the adoption by the UN Gerneral Assembly of the resolution declaring the trafficking of enslaved Africans and racialised chattel enslavement of Africans as the gravest crime against humanity. The process of its realisation, from idea to reality, was made possible by the solidarity of people of good conscience around the world and led by the active coalition of the African Union, CARICOM and other groups. I cannot think of a better way to honour our forebears on the day of remembrance than to have the majority of the world’s countries affirm that the trafficking and enslavement of nearly 13 million human beings is, indeed, the gravest crime against humanity. One of those forebears, François-Dominique Toussaint L’Ouverture, who was born into slavery but became one of the architects of Haiti's liberation, the first independent nation in Latin America and the Caribbean, said: “The greatest weapon against oppression is unity.” We must stand united in seeking the restoration of the humanity and dignity of our forbears who were enslaved and sold. #RememberingSlavery

Slavery is bad? Not for everyone. Look at the results of the UN GA voting on the relevant Resolution. See which countries don't support it and ask yourself why? Colonial way of thinking is still in their minds. #400years #Slavery #freedom

@SimplyD16399000 @kwekuanansigh @876GUDson @MingoMang03 Illiterate, learn how to spell in full

@kwekuanansigh @876GUDson @MingoMang03 person canter ur comment u dey divert dey ask am shame no dey catch am see why dem talk say una slow na like so una dey do for this internet space dem go counter una tweet una go use ragebait

@AbeWashingtrump @readJerome Cope bozo

@readJerome And look what Haiti has done with all that freedom.

“Britain led the fight to end slavery.” Cool story, sis. Britain sustained 100,000 casualties trying to put the Haitians back in chains. They put more effort into that venture than trying to hold on to their American colony. The sharpness of Haitian machetes reset their brains

@Good_Old_Blakey @BritzerHist @Jane95475959158 We will introduce a gun barrel down your mothers throat

@BritzerHist @Jane95475959158 Maybe Ghana needs to introduce a "Black History Month" to educate their Govt and wider population about their past ?

@JOttoPohl1 @BritzerHist Remember guys this wyt boy has been in Ghana and lives amongst us before but thinks this way about us. Know your friends Ghanaians.

Having lived and worked in Ghana I can assure you that the Ga and Ewe have not forgotten about the Asante slave raids. Modern politics in Ghana center around the NPP (mostly Asante and other Akan) vs. the NDC (all other ethnic groups). This is somewhat veiled due to the ban on ethnic based political parties introduced by Nkrumah shortly after independence.