Ghana @ 50: How I am celebrating

2 Comments ~ 765 views ~ Published: March 5th, 2007

Ghana, the first sub-Saharan country to gain independence, will be 50, tomorrow 6thÂ March 2007. A lot of activities are in full gear as I blog this, to commemorate this event.

Well, how am I celebrating it? I will be at the Independence square tomorrow, to witness the National Parade. I will also take some photos at the event.

Just last week, I was at the forum organized by busyinternet – a part of cyberseries, titled: Ghana @ 50, ICTs @ Whats?

This morning, I published an article on Mobile Africa, that is the first of a series of articles about mobile Internet access in African countries. Its titled: Mobile Internet in Ghana and was first published in Mobile World magazine where I am Associate Editor (West Africa).

Post Published: 05 March 2007
Author: Oluniyi David Ajao
Found in section: Ghana, Mobile, Personal Diary

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2 Responses to “Ghana @ 50: How I am celebrating”

Emmanuel.K.Bensah from Ghana says:

March 5, 2007 at 1:05 pm

David! It’s 6 March–not June!!!!

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Oluniyi David Ajao from Greater Accra, Ghana says:

March 7, 2007 at 12:49 pm

Sorry my brother. The son of man has a lot of things on his mind. I am correcting it right now.

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It’s really laughable, the theatrical performance of a few slobbering power-crazed sociopaths who call themselves the ruling class in Nigeria.
Why laughable?

BBC World Service is the official radio service for Britain. Which is Nigeria’s? FRCN (Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria)and VON (Voice of Nigeria).
Now the president (or his cronies) wants to offer a backhanded proof of life and all they can come up with is BBC.Why not FRCN or VON? They could even cook up a techno sideline by sending mass SMS purportedly from the president to all GSM users in Nigeria. This sure will generate a lot of interest and discuss and will cast the president as a man who respects his citizens and those who voted(?)him into office.

The failed terrorist plot? No comment from him too.
If you ask me, I’d say he is either dead or seriously incapacitated BBC or not. Period!

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