Ghana's Independence


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This picture/design has been modified for creativity and artistic sake by techdrum_designs under kropkutmedia.Announcing independence on the 6th of March 1957. Our great nation was born in West Africa called Ghana. The time of independence that brought us freedom and justice. We say a big Ayeekoo to The Osaagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah and all those who fought side by side to achieve our independence...We salute you all
As great citizens we uphold and defend the name of our country Ghana and raise high it's Flag 

 

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