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The Joseph Ashitey Hammond Foundation
@_JAHFoundation
We provide educational scholarships/assistance to children of soldiers who are killed in action(KIA). Stands for Peace, Education and Development. https://t.co/Xu0tKQmDlI
Accra, Ghana Katılım Ocak 2023
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BREAKING: Senegal's government call for an investigation into suspected corruption at CAF following the governing body's decision to overturn the Africa Cup of Nations victory 🚨
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Ghana calls on Commonwealth to condemn attack on its peacekeepers in Lebanon bbc.in/4cD2dxl
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Gift a copy this Christmas 🎄
👉 bio.to/JAHB
A meaningful gift that honors history and legacy.
#walkwithhammond #AshiteyBurma #WWIIVeteran #CentenaryTour
#WorldVeterans #PeaceThroughService #education #Remembrance
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community, inspiring generations.
📖 Learn more: bio.to/JAHB
#walkwithhammond #AshiteyBurma #WWIIVeteran #CentenaryTour
#WorldVeterans #PeaceThroughService #education #Remembrance
@GhArmedForces @Dentaa_show @KensingtonRoyal @abenaopp @oralofori
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Thank you to the Army Benevolent Fund and RCEL for helping keep our voices alive. 🇬🇧🇬🇭🌍
🔗 armybenevolentfund.org/voices-of-the-…
#VoicesOfTheCommonwealth #WWIIVeteran #AshiteyBurma #VeteransLegacy #Remembrance #RCEL #Ghana #JAHFoundation
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Great man 🙏🙏🙏
Nana Ama@char_osei
Day 13: Heard about Ghana’s fantasy coffins? The tradition originated in the 1950s, often attributed to carpenter Seth Kane Kwei (or his family) in Teshie, Ghana. The fantasy coffins are recognized as one of the most extraordinary art traditions. Among the Ga people of coastal Ghana, coffins are sometimes designed to reflect the life, profession, or aspirations of the person being buried. A fisherman may be buried in a coffin shaped like a fish. A pilot in an airplane. A farmer in a cocoa pod. A baker in a loaf of bread. The idea is simple but profound: a person’s final resting place should reflect the story of their life. These remarkable coffins are handcrafted by skilled artisans and have become celebrated pieces of contemporary African art, displayed in museums around the world. Yet their meaning remains deeply personal. They remind us that in Ghana, even farewell can be an expression of creativity, dignity and identity. If my children are reading, please an orchid for Mommy 😂 #GhanaAt69 #GhanaCulture #FantasyCoffins #ghanamonth🇬🇭
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This initiative was done in collaboration with the Joseph Ashitey Hammond Foundation, Cleopatra Community Health & Development and Emmanuel Nii Akpor Adjei’s #BiketoMyRoots Project.
#HeritageMonth #Teshie #PreserveOurHistory
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WO1 Joseph Ashitey Hammond@pte_hammond
This initiative was done in collaboration with the Joseph Ashitey Hammond Foundation, Cleopatra Community Health & Development and Emmanuel Nii Akpor Adjei’s #BiketoMyRoots Project. #HeritageMonth #Teshie #PreserveOurHistory @_JAHFoundation @abenaopp @ChristianRogg @asr_rabiu
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Let us continue to preserve and share the history that shaped our nation.
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the political independence of the Gold Coast.
The events before, during, and after this historic moment are vividly captured by our Chairman in his memoir.
The book is available on Amazon:
a.co/d/0XGkSZm
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As we celebrate Heritage Month in Ghana, we remember the sacrifices and contributions of our Founder, Joseph Ashitey Hammond, and his colleagues — the brave ex-servicemen who lost their lives in 1948 Accra Riots. Their sacrifice became a turning point that ultimately led to
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My guest at 5PM. He was part of 'Intake 1' of Ghana Military Academy; the first batch of military personnel trained in Ghana!
Do you know him?
Let's meet at 5PM on YouTube (Kafui Dey)
#KafuiDeyInterviews
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