Nkrumah's photographer narrates four bombs exploding in an attempt to kill Osagyefo Kwame Nkrumah.

Nkrumah's photographer, Chris Hesse, narrates four bombs exploding in an attempt to kill Osagyefo Kwame Nkrumah.
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[@steve3288]

Kwame Nkrumah was far ahead of the world but his time was limited 😢

[@collins1231]

I am surprise we don't have a movie on Dr. Nkrumah.

[@Phanie-u3h]

Oh say again ooo it's just sad😢 very sad

[@ismailnyamson6728]

Now somebody should come and tell us that Dr. Nkrumah was a dictator. How can anyone go through this and won't protect himself?

[@TBAbstainer]

Kulungugu my village 😢😢

[@steve3288]

Thank God for their life to tell us what happened so that it will be on tape

[@josepennybaabi5532]

The host was sleeping. That’s why he asked if he was listening.

[@SamBe-fl3ws]

Dr. Hesse, “ are you listening to me?”

[@maishadigital8410]

Sorry. The way the host asks the questions annoys me. He's sharing eye-witness history of things literally only he is alive to know, and you're making childish jokes, interrupting the story, rather than finding a way of opening up the question to get even more details. Why don't Ghanaians understand the critical importance of history and narrative? The host doesnt even seem to know how to respond. I'd be pissed if I was Dr. Hesse. There's little funny in anything he says. And he isnt being amusing. He is simply passionate. Talking through PTSD, and the response is laughter.
About a truth only he knows

[@barikisuabubakar9953]

See erh this country is not serious. We don’t appreciate history

[@AAA-dd2yv]

Yes, I am not surprised at this typical Ghanaian response to this brilliant opportunity. We are no longer deep thinkers. We have been reduced to very basic instincts.