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How does this visiting Ghana delegation want history to remember them?

Staff Reporter by Staff Reporter
December 7, 2021
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Dear Editor

Please help me ask this question of the visiting delegation from Ghana Africa.

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“What do you think a delegation sent by Kwame Nkrumah would have done if they were in your shoes;  coming here in this historic moment – to a country in which Africans suffer the Floydian Foot on their necks – what would they have said, what message would they have shared with the world?

It’s a question… the ancestors are pondering while watching and wondering whether the Ghana delegation would recognise and seize this historic moment….am in communion with them all the time that’s how I know….just paying attention.

…dazaal (that’s all) Mr Editor and thank you ever so much for granting me the space to share….

Regards

Joan Cambridge

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