March 2009

GHANAIAN TRADITION HONOURED IN PARIS
 

It was very nice to see Nana Opuni Dua Ware 1 Opuniasehene in his Grandeur received and welcomed by Ghanaian Dignataries and Traditional leaders in Paris.
 
It all hapenned at a special occasion in Paris where Nana was the Guest of Honour. We recall that he spent a Royal 6/3/2009 Independent Celebration for Ghana in Brussells with the European Union and the African Carribean and Pacific Countries Reps on the invitation of the Ghana Ambassador and Ghanaians in Belgium.
 
At the demand of M.C. Charles Ansah the GHACIFPRESIDENT
explained that Nana was enthroned last year by Nana Afoakwa
Frimpong, Omanhene of Asante Akim Domiabra. In no way was
his Chieftaincy going to alter any established Traditional leadership
in France.
 
Nana has asked GHACIF to express thanks to Ohemaa Ajoakour,
M.C. Charles Ansah, Nana Osei Kuffour, Nana Ato Smith all Pastors
and leaders and the Ghanaian Community for the warm interaction.

See also

GHANA'S INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION WITH THE EUROPEAN UNION AND THE GROUP OF AFRICAN,CARRIBEAN AND PACIFIC COUNTRIES IN BRUSSELLS

GHANAIAN TRADITION HONOURED IN PARIS
 

NANA OPUNI DUA WARE1( OPUNIASEHENE)

Prof. Osei K. Rich. talks to the Ghanaian Community in France at Ghana's 51st Independence day.

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PROF. OSEI KWASI RICHARD DONATES 1000EUROS TO GHANAIAN COMMUNITY IN FRANCE.

OSEI K. RICHARD,1st GHANAIAN UNIVERSITY LECTURER IN FRANCE.

PDT. LEVINA MULLINS:WE NEED GHANAIAN ROLL MODELS IN FRANCE.

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VIDEO : Ghanaians in Strasbourg celebrate Golden Jubilee

Why SANKOFA

L'inauguration de SANKOFA
Le 30 juin 2007 à la Mounède – Toulouse
Mot d'accueil

Message de l'Ambassadeur Mr. Chairman,
Dear Compatriots, Ladies and Gentlemen,
I deem it an honour to be invited as the Ambassador of the Republic of >>more

HON. OSEI MENSAH'S SPEACH

ORINOKO. A GHANAIAN ASSOCIATION IN THE SOUTH OF FRANCE.

GHANAIANS HONOURED IN TOULOUSE.

.SANKOFA,
in the Akan language of Ghana, literally means «go back and retrieve » . The symbol is based on a mythical bird that flies forward with its head turned backwards. This reflects the Akan belief that the past serves as a guide for planning and building the future.