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The Untold Story of Kwame Nkrumah (Full Documentary)

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  • @Mr.Prince_Tunmise
    @Mr.Prince_Tunmise 3 years ago +84

    This channel is slowly becoming my new favorite.

  • @ritaarthur-d6k
    @ritaarthur-d6k Year ago +5

    It sad we were the first to get independent but we are still moving backwards. Watching videos of other African countries makes me sad 😭😭

  • @nwadi6408
    @nwadi6408 8 months ago +17

    Many African Americans like myself have tremendous respect for this great man and visionary. However, respect for him is not enough, we must study his formulas for African liberation and implement them.
    Also, it is very important to document the covert role of the CIA in dismantling Nkrumah, Lumumba, and other African revolutionary leaders who stood up against western political and economic exploitation of their countries.

  • @Aikinsbridgeessel
    @Aikinsbridgeessel Year ago +38

    It is really sad to know that even after His death Ghanaians refuse to give Nkrumah a dignify burial.
    After the president of Guinea pleaded.
    As a Ghanaian i am disgusted by the way We treated him knowing fully well how excellent His leadership skills and commitment to the entire Africa was .
    Its funny we celebrate him now .
    Selfish people we deserve every bit of nonsense our economy is going through now.
    Rest in Peace Osagyefo Dr. kwame Nkrumah. A true Africa leader

    • @kwesidiamonds8242
      @kwesidiamonds8242 Year ago

      It is the same people who overthrew him looting the Country . The gangs of NPP

    • @madsenfranklinshilla799
      @madsenfranklinshilla799 Year ago +1

      Ghanaians thought the the saying, Nkrumah never dies was blasphemy.
      Today, do you still think it's blasphemy?
      Is Kwame Nkrumah dead or lives for evermore

    • @xlworldsmedia
      @xlworldsmedia Year ago +9

      Ask your Asante people,.....what happened,....they have answers to that,..... the Asantes were not ready for a country,....all they wanted was their kingdom so that they could rule other tribes,...so when the whites were leaving they didn't like the idea of joining other tribes to form a country, and when Nkrumah divided the Asante region and created Bono Ahafo region, they knew he had cut down their territory, and made plans for his downfall, till the Military leaders who were Asantes overthrew him and disgraced him, didn't even want to give him a national burial,.... 😞😞😞

    • @KingP-y5u
      @KingP-y5u 5 months ago +1

      It was the traitors who later made up the puppet-stooge government that handed over Ghana's sovereignty to western powers. Ghana is still under neo-colonialism today.
      The solution is organized revolution to usher in our full liberation through the unification of the African continent under an All-African Union of States.
      It must be organization on a continental scale, followed by a well planned offensive to remove neo-colonialism and imperialism.
      Africa can then develop her vast mineral and material resources to serve her people in a planned economy. Industrialization will be second to none.
      In truth,.that is the best way to honor the Osageyfo .

    • @wfb343
      @wfb343 2 months ago +2

      The bitterness, which Nkrumah created among Ghanaians at the time of his overthrow, could not be overlooked. If you lived during Nkrumah's era, you would understand. He wiped out the opposition and created a one-party state. He created a police state. A common chat with your friend could catapult you to prison under "The Preventive Detention Act". Under the Act, you will be taken to Prison without trial, and you will be there until you ROT. Dr JB Danquah was one of the many who died in prison. Whenever one talks about Nkrumah, one should hear from those who lived in his era.

  • @fadumonour9815
    @fadumonour9815 10 months ago +8

    He was lion 🦁 of Africa, will not forget ever his legacy is here, R.I.P. Nkrumah.

  • @techbyanthony2552
    @techbyanthony2552 Year ago +17

    It's Good an African is telling our stories

  • @danastudebaker6480
    @danastudebaker6480 Year ago +10

    Wow , as a Ghanaian I can boldly confirm this is a well researched and detailed of Ghana’s history , if the history had been told us in this way eveyone would have gotten an A1 in Government or history 😂😂 and probably there will be a change of mindset if not all at least some of us..

  • @Dee1l33
    @Dee1l33 3 years ago +72

    They never wanted us to be free and they left after pushback from our heroes but now they are back again to recolonize Africa with music. AFRICA UNITE AND FIGHT FOR OUR RIGHT!

    • @phillipmiga3961
      @phillipmiga3961 Year ago

      Sounds like Bob Marly lyrics

    • @richielogosu7841
      @richielogosu7841 11 months ago

      Ghana had so much potential n this guy had to come along n mess it up..... He couldn't even unite Ghana, he didn't even try, what on earth made him think he could Unite the whole of Africa

    • @javonbrowne4938
      @javonbrowne4938 8 months ago +1

      They never left

    • @KingP-y5u
      @KingP-y5u 5 months ago

      Agreed
      It's the only way we will be a liberated and independent people.
      Onward, to an All-African Union Government for a united Africa!

    • @DaFoe-o7h
      @DaFoe-o7h 2 months ago

      first of all, “they” don’t care about controlling us because “they” have their own problems to handle. A Union is what NATO didn’t want because it could lead to a rise of socialism such as in the USSR

  • @nwugaekundayo9131
    @nwugaekundayo9131 3 years ago +23

    Your documentaries are always well organised and well detailed

  • @AnimFelixPanyin-k1n

    I learned the big six were the members of the ugcc party that were arrested after the riots, and not the main leaders. George Grant was the Chairman, RS Blay as the deputy, and JB Danquah was the second deputy and Nkrumah as the Gen. Secretary

  • @Fromlouistoyou
    @Fromlouistoyou 10 months ago +2

    the second he accepted t share the government with that white guy i knew he did the mandela deal , and the white secretary on that picture just confirmed it for me.

  • @josephkofisam2307
    @josephkofisam2307 3 years ago +5

    wow wow your detailed documentary is the best i have seen in life we always say (had i known) and this is one of them the devil will always try to destroy good works god bless dr nkrumah and god bless ghana🇬🇭

  • @seyilivings9509
    @seyilivings9509 3 years ago +45

    only a few understood Nkrumah's vision or saw the big picture, He wanted the achievement of his vision so fast but he missed the issue of Ghana's interior affairs. Good intention still but just the timing and priority of decisions were the issue. His opposition didn't do better when they got in, personal aggrandizement was their motivation and they turned out to be far worse in power

    • @AmaPeters-pj6pm
      @AmaPeters-pj6pm 2 years ago

      I totally agree

    • @idristetteh7969
      @idristetteh7969 2 years ago +5

      Very well much so! But then, I think the enmity the Akyems and subsequently the Asantes had for him which eventually precipitated numerous failed assassinations on him made him to act in that; every normal human will do that, and even me, I'd have done worse
      After his overthrow, those of his enemies who came to power proved that, Nkrumah was an angel and they being the devils! They paying themselves one year in advance and enjoying the luxury and comfort at the expense of the suffering Ghanaian

    • @John-zb8ly
      @John-zb8ly 2 years ago +6

      Exactly my position... I said this about 2 or 3 years ago. But some Nkrumah supporters hit back at me. Nkrumah is one of my best African leader but his mistakes was his hastiness to Industrialize Ghana and perhaps Black Africa, this made him eat deep into Ghana's foreign reserve which caused Ghana's bankruptcy under him. The opposition capitalized on this to incite the people against his government thereby removing him, however those opposition whose aim of seizing power was for their personal pockets and not the interest of the people reversed Ghana backwards rather than forward. Today posterity speak for Nkrumah's selflessness to the people of Ghana and a united Africa project. He is surely one of Africa's heroes. I rank him 1st and Mandela 2nd on my list of Africa's greatest leader of all time.

    • @apeleteynkonu
      @apeleteynkonu Year ago +2

      How do you place Mandela ahead of Nkrumah? Really. What has Mandela done for Africa as a whole?

    • @piussarfobuobu8622
      @piussarfobuobu8622 Year ago

      @John-zb8ly Nkrumah is perhaps the greatest African leader in history given that his government touched the lives of thousands of people on the African continent while Mandela is well known for what he did for SA

  • @jeremiahumeh5279
    @jeremiahumeh5279 3 years ago +12

    i love how detailed and well collated your materials are. well done for your good and great efforts

  • @matildagedzie8440
    @matildagedzie8440 Year ago +55

    You didn't talk of his great projects he did in Ghana, Kwame Nkrumah will forever be the greatest president of Ghana

    • @xlworldsmedia
      @xlworldsmedia Year ago +1

      How do you expect to hear a correct Ghanaian history from a Nigerian man?🤷‍♂🤷‍♂

    • @angelatwumofosua6446
      @angelatwumofosua6446 11 months ago +7

      ​@xlworldsmedia
      I don't think it's right to say that. I'm a Ghanaian too and I think the author did a great a job reserach​ing and putting this together. In the least, you could also list here the achievements of Dr. Kwame Nkrumah to inform others or better still make a a respectable suggestion to the author for inclusion or consideration for further works.
      Don't criticize if you can't make it better. Respectfully.

    • @lawron2
      @lawron2 11 months ago +2

      Yes:
      Akosombo Dam, Tema Motorway, Legon, even Tech were all his ideas.
      Africa is still making mistakes from the 60s today. We betray ourselves too easily for a loaf of bread 😢😢😢

    • @charlemeH
      @charlemeH 2 months ago

      @xlworldsmediahe also didn’t have to waste his time yet him showing remarkable honor and respect and the research he put into rather than disrespecting our tearing down the Ghanaian people… you should thank him mentality’s like yours is the very reason Africa is underdeveloped and slow progress

  • @martinniiakoodoi9781

    A Nigerian telling my history .... Much respect.

  • @justmyopinion9883
    @justmyopinion9883 2 years ago +24

    RIP, Kwame Nkrumah. 🙏🏽

  • @AmaPeters-pj6pm
    @AmaPeters-pj6pm 2 years ago +11

    As a pioneer, a beginner he gave his best, the traitors also didn't know better too. Whatever the case, we Ghsnains have a country today that we all dear love. As a child if an active member of Ghanas independence, now at 70, the history of Ghana's Independence is engraved in my spirit. I grew up with the dream if a united Africa.
    It seems bthere us a new dawn for Africa. Although I am not a supporter of coups, I appreciate the motivation if the new militsrybcoups in Africa, but these brave young men must also remember that the stories of the countries they are trying to liberate started long before they were born.withnthis kind of humility, we can go slowly and consciously to s better and prosperous Africa. Forward ever

    • @idristetteh7969
      @idristetteh7969 2 years ago

      I agree with you! It is easy to destroy a Black man, because his own people will gladly help you
      Anyway, are you still in Ghana

  • @KwameAboagye-o3j
    @KwameAboagye-o3j Year ago +5

    Baba Kwame Nkrumah is the greatest Pan African leader in our history.
    Baba Nkrumah was defiant and inspiring, and he was hoping to lead Ghana to be free, and he did sixty seven years ago.
    Baba Nkrumah encouraged Africans to do for ourselves.
    Baba Kwame Nkrumah was responsible for allowing Africans in Ghana to have their own hospitals, rail lines, motorways, colleges, etc.
    He is a great Pan African solder, mentor leader, and hero.
    Nkrumah built our institutes from Ghana Airways to Ghana Highway Patrol.
    Baba Nkrumah wrote a lot of books from Axioms to the Handbook of Revolutionary Warfare.

  • @Commentbycalvin
    @Commentbycalvin 2 years ago +84

    As a Ghanaian all i can say is wow. Accurate, well researched and detailed. Looking forward to more videos. Bravo🇬🇭🎉

  • @maudlynbounyah8246
    @maudlynbounyah8246 6 months ago +1

    I feel really awful as a Ghanaian for not show the appreciation for his sacrifices for Ghana and the a man in another country appreciated him more need he was alive.The constant attacks in him made him paranoid

  • @pingping8650
    @pingping8650 11 months ago +1

    Hearing the history of an African country by an African is well received

  • @SethaboagyeMensah
    @SethaboagyeMensah 10 months ago +2

    He was intimidating his people and was wasting Ghana money he didn't pulled his people along

  • @isaacnyarco7201
    @isaacnyarco7201 Year ago +2

    Little did Africa know that the removal of Ghanaian President Dr Kwame Nkrumah marked the woes and sorrows to this day. However, we have new brave heroes from the Sahel. May your Soul Rest In Peace, Dr Nkrumah. Thanks for such an elaborate light shared on this History.

  • @aoppong6419
    @aoppong6419 Year ago +1

    Kwame Nkrumah laid the foundation of a
    peaceful coexistence Ghana 🇬🇭
    The Osagyfo Kwame Nkrumah never dies..!

  • @sekou777
    @sekou777 Year ago +1

    As infatuated with my people as I am I hope to be in solidarity with fellow Pan Africanist around the globe knowing that the struggle continues in full force.

  • @ModernIntuitionist
    @ModernIntuitionist 3 years ago +13

    Wow, beautifully done Kema. I wasn't familiar with Kwame Nkrumah's story, it was a real opener to watch your video. I think this is one of your best works yet! Cheers

    • @bisimedia
      @bisimedia  3 years ago +2

      Thank you very much, friend. Always appreciate your kind words.

    • @FTube64
      @FTube64 2 years ago

      😂❤

  • @gakahuR
    @gakahuR Year ago +9

    Kwame Nkruman got inspired by Marcus Garvey in New York. A true Pan-African.

    • @wfb343
      @wfb343 2 months ago

      But Marcus Garvey was living in a Capitalist government

  • @Yorkish8
    @Yorkish8 3 years ago +3

    great piece. long live africa and true africanism.

  • @arubu_jr
    @arubu_jr 3 years ago +3

    Good one yet again Kema. Thanks for this. I've always wanted to know about these Man. This was explicit enough. God bless. Wow.

  • @princeagyasika8033
    @princeagyasika8033 2 years ago +3

    At least his developmental projects were suppose to be added to the video

  • @kabirduhansingh5294
    @kabirduhansingh5294 26 days ago

    Im from india i love this man he was a brave man in african coninent 🎉🎉🎉

  • @danielchile6845
    @danielchile6845 3 years ago +3

    You’re good Bisi, I now look forward to more of your videos❤️

  • @dorkuchotanihu9589
    @dorkuchotanihu9589 Year ago +2

    OSAGEFO DR KWAME NKRUMAH, KWAME NKRUMAH NEVER DIES.
    KWAME NKRUMAH NEVER DIES, KWAME NKRUMAH NEVER DIES.
    LET'S KEEP THIS IN MIND THAT KWAME NKRUMAH NEVER DIES.

  • @ayamediainc
    @ayamediainc Year ago +1

    Whiles telling our story, we should do well to include the internal enemies, in fact, they are worst than the external powers....Enemies within has done a great disservice to this continent.

  • @merlinayardolo7469
    @merlinayardolo7469 10 months ago +1

    Why is Dr. Kwame speaking koloqua and standard English I’m confused because some Ghanaian told me he has Liberian lineage but your documentary is very educating…

  • @adu5335
    @adu5335 3 months ago

    Always wise to hear every detail before making a judgement!

  • @may_beeharuno2195
    @may_beeharuno2195 2 years ago +5

    There's this Nigerian leader who hated president Nkrumah. They were the reason Africa couldn't unite back then. He said Nkrumah acted like a messaih.

    • @laisphinto6372
      @laisphinto6372 Year ago +1

      Nkrumah clearly acted allmighty He Most likely Had the Idea of united africa under His Control aka making himself King of africa.

    • @may_beeharuno2195
      @may_beeharuno2195 Year ago +3

      @laisphinto6372 You are visionless, just like your prime minister. By their fruits we shall no them...this quote is indeed great.

    • @saturdayseptember1593
      @saturdayseptember1593 Year ago +1

      @may_beeharuno2195 don't u see Nigeria now

  • @abdulraufmacho1682
    @abdulraufmacho1682 Year ago +6

    The visionary Dr Kwame Nkrumanh

  • @Abena444
    @Abena444 Year ago +2

    Excellent Episode, Excellent Narration 👌🏾👑 🇬🇭🇬🇭👑 🇬🇭🇬🇭

  • @Zionniibaby
    @Zionniibaby Year ago +4

    This makes me so sad. He fought for us and of course his own people betrayed him😢

    • @slawciu971
      @slawciu971 11 months ago

      He betrayed his own ppl. Making policies that were unlawful snd totalitarian. Put political opposition leaders into jail without a trail? What kind of leader is that? He destroyed and betrayed his own vision

  • @GlobalTradeTV
    @GlobalTradeTV 2 years ago +61

    When fighting colonial powers you need to make strong decisions, Dr kwame Nkrumah did his best, not mistakes but great decisions of the times

    • @sap0061
      @sap0061 Year ago +7

      I refuse to be blinded by my love for Nkrumah by not acknowledging his dictatorial actions which is against his own political beliefs as a liberal democrat. He made mistakes, he was paranoid of which some were justified and others wrong but in the end he was human and had good intentions.
      The documentary was great, however I’d have loved if he dwelt more on his time in prison and how Komla Gbedemah printed his picture and drove all over the nation to preach the man Nkrumah and his vision to Ghanaians.

    • @apeleteynkonu
      @apeleteynkonu Year ago +3

      What was the mistake he made? Care to enlighten us on those mistakes?

    • @princeyotab6807
      @princeyotab6807 Year ago

      But he imposed infringement of some sorts and didn't want to also share power.
      🎉

    • @GlobalTradeTV
      @GlobalTradeTV Year ago

      @princeyotab6807 you are just ignorant of how the colonial masters operates, they destroyed him and created stories for shallow minds to believe he was a bad man, go to China, go to Russia, go to Britain, Australia and many successful countries and see their system of governance, if you are highly informed you wouldn't speak of that great man feared by The world for knowledge, dedication and commitment in that way.

    • @GlobalTradeTV
      @GlobalTradeTV Year ago

      you are just ignorant of how the colonial masters operates, they destroyed him and created stories for shallow minds to believe he was a bad man, go to China, go to Russia, go to Britain, Australia and many successful countries and see their system of governance, if you are highly informed you wouldn't speak of that great man feared by The world for knowledge, dedication and commitment in that way.
      Remember our history as black people is written in white languages and by white people, do you expect them to say the truths about their atrocities?

  • @EOMI777
    @EOMI777 Year ago +1

    Wow!
    What a great man!
    I am proud to be a Ghanaian

  • @captainkwadwoapau7048

    It is a great and fair summary of the life and death of our great leader Kwame Nkrumah.

  • @MorogoWani
    @MorogoWani 2 months ago

    I'm a ukulele family from Sudan now Southsudan

  • @cuttyj1152
    @cuttyj1152 Year ago +1

    It is so sad that at times, we are our worst enemy. When the colonial power was in charge, did Kwame enemies try to assinate any colonial white power.

  • @ReubenNartey-g9x
    @ReubenNartey-g9x Year ago +2

    That's great research ❤ that applause

  • @kofiamoakosiawkasmow8889

    Well done 👍🏾 well researched

  • @arufai
    @arufai 3 years ago +2

    Very well thought for my beloved Ghana 🇬🇭

  • @AfricaRising8888
    @AfricaRising8888 3 months ago

    Nkrumah's vision for a united Africa, continues to reverberate across all of Africa, and to the farthest reaches of the African diaspora.

  • @MorogoWani
    @MorogoWani 2 months ago

    Thank you same origin kuku in kajokeji south Sudan now God bless
    ..

  • @bongbai6035
    @bongbai6035 3 years ago +4

    My Dagbon Warriors was fighting for the right but the wrong reason.
    We should have held onto one party system.
    My Grandfather Tolon Naa Yakubu ✊🏾❤️

  • @abrahamsclass2210
    @abrahamsclass2210 3 years ago +12

    Always proud of you...nice videos

  • @albertagbovi21
    @albertagbovi21 10 months ago +2

    I guess Brain Jotter is the narrator…

  • @MichaelBrooks-m6b
    @MichaelBrooks-m6b Year ago +1

    A great document. I was inspired by Nkrumah as a teenager growing up in the USA. I believe strongly in the Unification of the African people, and an end to colonialism of the African continent. One People, One Africa.

  • @dwaynebest5655
    @dwaynebest5655 3 years ago +3

    More Blessings on your way.... Bisi please can you do a content on Jerry Rawlings of Ghana. Thanks

    • @bisimedia
      @bisimedia  3 years ago +2

      Alright, Noted. Thank you very much.

  • @evanskoranteng8
    @evanskoranteng8 10 months ago +2

    Good day,
    I really enjoy your channel and appreciate the effort you put into educating us. However, I kindly suggest verifying some of the historical facts shared. The founding fathers of the UGCC are not the same as the Big Six. The Big Six were those arrested after the 1948 riots.
    The actual founders of the UGCC include individuals like Paa Grant and R.A. Awoonor-Williams, who were not mentioned in your presentation.
    Thank you for your good work, and I hope this helps in improving future content.

  • @reubenramokgopa8523

    Long Live your spirit Great Dr Kwame Nkrumah.

  • @ZangerYT
    @ZangerYT Year ago +1

    💀
    You made History class interesting

  • @MJIsTheBest0k
    @MJIsTheBest0k 3 years ago +4

    Great video. Thank you.

  • @kinguche9208
    @kinguche9208 Year ago +1

    This is how Ghana people killed their hero. He was betrayed by the nature of the Ghana people. There’s no other people in Africa who betray than Ghana and Yoruba ppl

  • @ashieduslim6578
    @ashieduslim6578 3 years ago +3

    Damn bro I love your content

  • @thefinancespectacle
    @thefinancespectacle 6 months ago

    Your work focused on the POLITICS. Maybe you should have also touched on the challenges of leading a new nation, his POLICIES, DEVELOPMENT and ACHIEVEMENTS to give the full picture.

  • @bisimedia
    @bisimedia  3 years ago +46

    Thanks to everyone for your patience and kind words while I was away. Hope you all enjoyed the video.
    Apologies to my Ghanaian brothers for butchering some of the names in the video.
    These videos take a lot of time and effort to produce. And with the unpredictability of the RUclips algorithm, it might prove difficult to sustain and improve this quality and the frequency of uploads long-term.
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  • @ekowvilasmens
    @ekowvilasmens Year ago +5

    -You think it was easy to mobilize to shame and ditch British superpower authority?
    -You think it was easy to fight for the less privileged against an inner circle of powerful bourgeoises?
    -You think it was easy to bring together and unite enemy ethnic groups and tribes who had their own sworn respective leaders?
    -You think it was easy to remain resolute and continue to fight for a nation and an entire continent after several attempts of assassination and opposition?
    -You think it was easy to persuade, awaken and enlighten an entire continent under colonial rule?
    -You think it was easy to build over 20 fully functioning and effectively producing industries in just 9 years of governance?
    -You think it was easy to set off a nation without any production lines to a self sustaining nation producing more than half it consumed, also just in 9 years?
    -You think it was easy to bring a colony into such fast pace of development that it became a flash of hope the entire world keenly looked upon?
    -etc in just NINE (9) YEARS as Head of state?
    - You think it was easy, after all those years, to not accumulate a single property for oneself nor inheritance for one's family?
    ...All against the odds and influences of foreign intelligence agencies?
    It takes a MESSIAH.
    This man achieved it ALL.
    NKRUMAH NEVER DIES!
    He forever LIVES!

  • @Awentirem
    @Awentirem Year ago +1

    His vision and ideology was too ahead of his time, he was not a politician but a liberator and eventually couldn’t sustain the grievances that comes with politics.

  • @the_good_Sheperd
    @the_good_Sheperd 2 years ago +1

    VERY GOOD WORK DONE

  • @kwabenaagyeman3616
    @kwabenaagyeman3616 3 months ago

    The whole idea of one race of characters, determining the fate and lives of others on the basis of conquest and oppression is severely flawed.....

  • @onyemaoluchi4696
    @onyemaoluchi4696 3 years ago +1

    Bisi is back!

  • @sixtysecondswin
    @sixtysecondswin Year ago

    well researched. However, there is no Big Six Ghana who fought for Independence.

  • @pharoahmonk50
    @pharoahmonk50 3 years ago +2

    Very good documentary.

  • @augustegbokwu5148
    @augustegbokwu5148 2 years ago +1

    Do Ghana must go documentary

  • @izzybanty4083
    @izzybanty4083 3 years ago +1

    I love your analysis

  • @ChuksObioha
    @ChuksObioha 2 years ago +2

    A great man

  • @georgetitus-glover6228

    👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿

  • @tobibakare7023
    @tobibakare7023 3 years ago +1

    How do you edit, you should do a skillshare/teachin for your patreons😊

  • @legion1630
    @legion1630 Year ago +1

    good work of narration and pictures ..can you please make more documentaries thanks

  • @fadumonour9815
    @fadumonour9815 10 months ago

    🙏for sharing this video

  • @AfiDeSouza-qf6nf

    We happy to Discover a little about the past, and we look forward for more.

  • @SamSung-yx2pj
    @SamSung-yx2pj Year ago

    An absolutely great and an insightful documentary! Bravo 👏🏿🤛🏿💪🏿☝🏿✌🏿

  • @elephantrange
    @elephantrange 2 years ago +1

    I like everything in this documentary, except for the idea that Nkrumah made any mistakes. He did not make any mistakes, and was reincarnated as a Canadian ice hockey player, who also makes no mistakes. Seriously, it's a great synopsis, except for the YT text, which gives some (presumably) unintentional chuckles to the otherwise plainly useful information.

  • @scholarshipmanagement3590

    Bisi and tay carries this app atp.

  • @JamesHammond-ri1uy

    I lived in Ghana & thru the coup. Ghana is a lovely country & a great people. I was there a decade or more.Research appears to be in the superlative.

  • @asone9797
    @asone9797 Year ago

    Point of vital correction, it was General Acheampong who welcomed President Nkrumahs remains to Ghana. Rawlins was a young pilot then, he flew the helicopter that had President Nkrumahs remains to Nkroful. It was President Nkrumah who gave a young recruit Acheampong the opportunity to join the army .General Acheampong never forgot this. Well done documentary, however this last bit needs to be corrected.

  • @blessedfavored2435
    @blessedfavored2435 3 years ago +1

    Love this channel

  • @robchamp21
    @robchamp21 Year ago

    Great Documentary!

  • @john.innocent5768
    @john.innocent5768 3 years ago +1

    God please free Africa iseeeeeeeee I ❤my Africa land And Africa must be free

  • @rabbianyimah7839

    Your information on UGCC needs to be revised. That is altering the true history of our independent.

  • @Busumuru24
    @Busumuru24 Year ago

    Good research and perfect presentation ❤ thanks for sharing

  • @tonydahdonn2382
    @tonydahdonn2382 Month ago

    Kwame was my great great great grandfather

  • @3nkasaghana551
    @3nkasaghana551 Year ago +1

    In fact U.P has distort and destroy the Nation osaagyefo want for African continent 😢

  • @tinotales
    @tinotales 3 years ago

    Bisi again!

  • @giftyford2332
    @giftyford2332 Year ago

    We don't even have something name after these men who died on that day.

  • @chisomogbogu847
    @chisomogbogu847 3 years ago +7

    Magnificently organized and edited.
    Your contents are steep in accuracy and real meaning that changes the African narrative with a glance.
    Thank you for providing us with such education and enlightening. You are one of a kind!!!!
    Remain, formidable as always.

  • @joanaboakye6535
    @joanaboakye6535 Year ago

    I'm a Ghanaian thank you❤❤❤

  • @luigidicianni6462
    @luigidicianni6462 2 years ago

    My favorite channel, great research

  • @Niibaah
    @Niibaah Year ago

    This was an insight

  • @Ayblogger_Ideals
    @Ayblogger_Ideals 3 years ago +1

    Good morning ma, I'm Ayomide by name a member of Yoruba nation youth calls a subsidiary of Yoruba nation now forum in UK. (Sister bukky is the social media manager in the forum)
    I reside in Nigeria sensticing Yoruba Youth and old , reasons for the Yoruba sovereignty. I discovered many Yorubas here in Nigeria fall to understand the genuity of this struggle as regards to this I have been working on documentaries to show case this facts. presently I have a documentary titled tears of agony I want to use your RUclipsr channel as means of enlightenment since Nigeria government will not allow me to use Nigeria broadcasting media in fact doing that is as if I'm putting my life into risk because I know the atrocities perpetrating by Nigeria government.

  • @MuhammadAbdullah-sw9qp

    THANK YOU

  • @MemesUniverse419
    @MemesUniverse419 3 years ago

    Thank you ❤