Thank you for these pictures, I can remember my birth place and where I used to roam going to Kumasi post office. As a Yoruba boy in those days, I enjoyed Kumasi, Ghana and feel Ghanaian until the brutal compliance order by Busia regime in 1967. Thank Allah grow up to give some Ghanaian jobs in my capacity as co owner of a transportation business in Sweden. Our youngsters should always stay focus and avoid banditry, gangsterism and bad company.
Thank you for educating our people and government on jobs creation for the citizens. But our people and government are all bent on oil from the southern parts of Nigeria and now our government wants to take the land for ruga from southern Nigeria. It's a shame on our leaders for their shortsightedness and selfishness. Their job is to loot money to foreign countries.
Thank you for these pictures, I can remember my birth place and where I used to roam going to Kumasi post office. As a Yoruba boy in those days, I enjoyed Kumasi, Ghana and feel Ghanaian until the brutal compliance order by Busia regime in 1967. Thank Allah grow up to give some Ghanaian jobs in my capacity as co owner of a transportation business in Sweden. Our youngsters should always stay focus and avoid banditry, gangsterism and bad company.
I love this soft spoken man..He just spoke from his heart..
May you live long Amen
Prince Adedoyin is a legend, and one of my personal heroes, but this interviewer was unable to extract the much-needed wisdom from him.
Very gently man..
Good for you.
Nice one there!
Thank you for educating our people and government on jobs creation for the citizens. But our people and government are all bent on oil from the southern parts of Nigeria and now our government wants to take the land for ruga from southern Nigeria. It's a shame on our leaders for their shortsightedness and selfishness. Their job is to loot money to foreign countries.