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Gen Nunoo-Mensah: A Legacy of Service to Humanity
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In this episode, we get to know another side of Gen. Nunoo Mensah; his philanthropic works. Enjoy.
How to introduce Speakers like a PRO || Public Speaking Lessons
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Introducing guests is an key part of the work of the work of any MC, here is a simple tip to do it like a PRO
5 Tips to Beat STAGE FRIGHT || Public Speaking Lessons
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Stage Fright is one of the biggest fears for many people in public speaking. Here are 5 tips to beat that fear and speak ion public like a PRO.
45 Years On: Memories of Ghana 1979 | Lt. Gen. Akwasi Afrifa's Letter to Gen. Acheampong
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On December 18, 1977 Lt.Gen. Akwasi Afrifa wrote a letter to Gen. Acheampong warning him about his actions and what it could mean for them. In his letter he warned that they could ultimately be lined up and shot, a situation that happened.
45 Years On: Memories of Ghana 1979 | Capt. Dr. Nyaho Nyaho-Tamakloe | Part 2
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Here is part two of my chat with Capt. Dr. Nyaho Nyaho-Tamakloe on the crazy political events in Ghana in the year 1979. Enjoy.
45 Years On: Memories of Ghana 1979 | Capt. Dr. Nyaho Nyaho-Tamakloe | Part 1
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The next guest in this series on the political events that took place in Ghana in the year 1979 is a man who actually attempted a coup. Take a seat and enjoy part 1 of the interview with our guest Capt. Dr. Nyaho Nyaho-Tamakloe.
45 Years On: Memories of Ghana 1979 | Rev. Fr. Andrew Campbell, SVD
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What was it like living in Ghana in 1979? Rev. Fr. Andrew Campbell, SVD shares his experience with us.
45 Years On: Memories of Ghana 1979 | General Joseph Nunoo-Mensah
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The year 1979 was a very busy one for Ghana politically, on this episode of #HistoryTime, we listen to a man who was in the thick of things, General Joseph Nunoo Mensah. #HistoryTime #GhanaHistory
Kumasi Zoo: Check out the Wild Animals
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I visited the Kumasi Zoo to check out the animals they have and wow! I was blown away.
Amapiano is Azonto with more shakers - Zapp Mallet
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Legendary producer Zapp Mallet explains why he thinks Amapiano is basically Azonto with more shakers
Zapp Mallet, Ghana Music Industry Giant
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In today's video, we spend time with Zapp Mallet, a man who has produced several hit songs across various genres in Ghana.
Appietus: The Name Behind 231 Hit Songs
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I sat with legendary music producer, Appietus Appiah Dankwah, the name behind 231 awesome hit songs. He takes us through his journey from very humble beginnings to working with the biggest musicians in Ghana. Enjoy. #GHMusic #Appietus #GhanaMusic
Memories of Rwanda: A Tour of Gen. Anyidoho's Personal Museum
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Come along for a tour of General Anyidoho's Museum where you get to see weapons used in the genocide and more.
Genocide in Rwanda: Ghanaian UN Peacekeeper Gen. Anyidoho Remembers 30 Years On
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On History Time today, we take a look at the Rwanda Genocide that took the lives of 800,000 people in 3 months. Remembering those terrible times is Major-General Henry Kwami Anyidoho, UNAMIR Deputy Force Commander and Chief of Staff from 1994 to 1995. #HistoryTime #Rwanda #Ghana
Where Does the Term 'Property Owning Democracy' Come From?
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Where Does the Term 'Property Owning Democracy' Come From?
Kwame Nkrumah: From Prisoner to Prime Minister
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Kwame Nkrumah: From Prisoner to Prime Minister
The Berlin Conference: How European Colonizers Divided Africa Like A Cake
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The Berlin Conference: How European Colonizers Divided Africa Like A Cake
Where Did Highlife Music Come From? | Part 2 of 2 | The Full Story with Prof John Collins
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Where Did Highlife Music Come From? | Part 2 of 2 | The Full Story with Prof John Collins
Where Did Highlife Music Come From? | Part 1 of 2 | The Full Story with Prof. John Collins
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Where Did Highlife Music Come From? | Part 1 of 2 | The Full Story with Prof. John Collins
Philip Gbeho: Composer of Ghana's Anthem
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Philip Gbeho: Composer of Ghana's Anthem
Susanna Al-Hassan of Ghana: Africa's First Female Cabinet Minister
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Susanna Al-Hassan of Ghana: Africa's First Female Cabinet Minister
Bond of 1844: The Document That Led To Colonial Rule in the Gold Coast
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Bond of 1844: The Document That Led To Colonial Rule in the Gold Coast
Gold Coast to Ghana: Evolution of Coat of Arms
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Gold Coast to Ghana: Evolution of Coat of Arms
Nii Amon Kotei: Designer of Ghana's Coat of Arms
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Nii Amon Kotei: Designer of Ghana's Coat of Arms
Dr. Mohamed Ibn Chambas: Ghana's Diplomat Extraordinaire
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Dr. Mohamed Ibn Chambas: Ghana's Diplomat Extraordinaire
Abedi Pele: Africa's Best Footballer Ever?
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Abedi Pele: Africa's Best Footballer Ever?
Tetteh Quarshie, Father of Ghana Cocoa | 'Legends of Africa' with Yaw Anokye Frimpong
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Tetteh Quarshie, Father of Ghana Cocoa | 'Legends of Africa' with Yaw Anokye Frimpong
Ashanti vs. British | 1924: Prempeh Returns from Exile | Ghana History
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Ashanti vs. British | 1924: Prempeh Returns from Exile | Ghana History
Ashanti vs. British | 1824: The Battle Of Nsamankow | Ghana History
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Ashanti vs. British | 1824: The Battle Of Nsamankow | Ghana History

Komentáƙe

  • @AsanteFeverForever
    @AsanteFeverForever Pƙed 28 vteƙinami

    This Lawyer Anokye is a liar 😂😂

  • @yusifkatulie3817
    @yusifkatulie3817 Pƙed 49 minutami

    is his hair really this dark or it is artificial with his age

  • @thomasasante2537
    @thomasasante2537 Pƙed 2 hodinami

    Phlegm in cooked beans is normal if you leave it overnight

  • @davidamarteifio
    @davidamarteifio Pƙed 2 hodinami

    😂This I think Kafui had a tough time juicing info out of him, I feel captain let us in on 10% of what he knows. Thirsting for a part 2đŸ™đŸŸ.. nonetheless great informative interview. bless up Kafui

  • @thomasasante2537
    @thomasasante2537 Pƙed 2 hodinami

    This man sounds STUPID at certain point. You don't want the military to rule yet you toppled a constitutional elected government... Same man was against NKRUMAH so why did you joined to overthrew constitutional government ❓

  • @thomasasante2537
    @thomasasante2537 Pƙed 2 hodinami

    I want to hear the story of the FOULED 1967 COUP OPERATION GUITAR BOYS .

  • @kwabenaowusu-manu6857
    @kwabenaowusu-manu6857 Pƙed 3 hodinami

    Thank you Kafui for the series. We need the wake up call.

  • @vybzcartel488
    @vybzcartel488 Pƙed 4 hodinami

    The problem.....quite a hard watch

  • @AgentSkaiGh
    @AgentSkaiGh Pƙed 5 hodinami

    Lovely interview. Enjoyed every bit of it

  • @muyombokever2086
    @muyombokever2086 Pƙed 5 hodinami

    I will be here worshipping, for all of the days of my life 😱 That one hits different

  • @KimosGH
    @KimosGH Pƙed 5 hodinami

    Keep Up with the GoodWord Sir Thank U Mr Kafui Dey đŸ™đŸŸâ€ïžđŸ”„

  • @SireCurtiz16
    @SireCurtiz16 Pƙed 8 hodinami

    Wow. Such a firsthand knowledge.

  • @nanayawasante389
    @nanayawasante389 Pƙed 10 hodinami

    I have checked the description of this video and it describes the old man as having “seen and participated in several military takeovers”. So, basically, the main reason this man is being interviewed is his involvement in the overthrow of legal governments. The man literally committed treason and our media is celebrating him by giving him a platform? A traitor to Ghana is being given a voice? So, what message is being sent to the young ones especially the soldiers? Get up and overthrow the constitutional government and you will be whitewashed later by the media? Oh Ghana! No wonder we are were we are.

  • @faroukrazak8732
    @faroukrazak8732 Pƙed 11 hodinami

    @#KAFUI:Captain Sowu, note that even before independence, there were attempts on Nkrumah’s life! And, there were series of attempts before the introduction of the PDA.Captain should note that there are deckafied CIA documents of the coup!

  • @temitayomasebinu8988
    @temitayomasebinu8988 Pƙed 11 hodinami

    With God destiny is never a destination,it is an adventure đŸ”„

  • @delademjude7732
    @delademjude7732 Pƙed 12 hodinami

    To ask us to choose between military or civilian rule and democracy has been bad and saying the beginning that you deposed Nkrumah because he was being undemocratic is HYPOCRISY. If you complain about now and those days was much better then why depose an "automatic civilian leader" who was actually developing the country

    • @nanayawasante389
      @nanayawasante389 Pƙed 10 hodinami

      He is a shameless and confused traitor. He cannot even get his story straight

  • @darlingtongyan468
    @darlingtongyan468 Pƙed 12 hodinami

    ❀❀❀❀

  • @kwadwokusi9108
    @kwadwokusi9108 Pƙed 12 hodinami

    I always tell people that after Nkrumah, Rawlings the person who could have really developed this country

  • @PRAYERANDDIVINEREVELATIO-gj6wy
    @PRAYERANDDIVINEREVELATIO-gj6wy Pƙed 13 hodinami

    Watching his interview, he left lots of gaps without addressing the man issue. I don’t know what you are afraid of in a democratic regime where most of the military coup leaders are dead

  • @ymadjah
    @ymadjah Pƙed 14 hodinami

    Most, if not all, of the key operators of the 1979 uprising have passed on. It is difficult or impossible to corroborate or deny the issues raised after them. For me, it would have been more useful if they were raised when the key actors were around. May their souls requiescat in pace.

  • @danlook120
    @danlook120 Pƙed 15 hodinami

    when people are being stopped from fooling they begin to think that one is using his power to intimidate, this was the foolishness Nkrumah was trying to stop but bcos you were not as visionary as he was, you felt he was abusing his power, here you're saying that you were disappointed when they started selling all the companies and project Nkrumah did for the country right after the coup

    • @nanayawasante389
      @nanayawasante389 Pƙed 10 hodinami

      He is contradicting himself and he can’t even see!

    • @fucc_r
      @fucc_r Pƙed 44 minutami

      such daft "liberators" they were tsw

  • @emmanuelyankey9635
    @emmanuelyankey9635 Pƙed dnem

    😱Gh, let’s learn from the past mistakes

  • @ace_ranger6357
    @ace_ranger6357 Pƙed dnem

    Wonderful interview

  • @desireportphy2824
    @desireportphy2824 Pƙed dnem

    I'd really love to meet this General in person if he's still alive! God spare him.

  • @ONEBAGUAL
    @ONEBAGUAL Pƙed dnem

    What he said about Fix the country movement really hit hard.

    • @kafuideymc
      @kafuideymc Pƙed dnem

      For Real!

    • @dominicappiah5573
      @dominicappiah5573 Pƙed dnem

      And for real tho, a light has been seen at the end of the tunnel
 and work will be done. Time will truly tell!

    • @ONEBAGUAL
      @ONEBAGUAL Pƙed 20 hodinami

      @@dominicappiah5573 what light? The leaders of the fix the country movement ignored the light and took gifts from the same people killing the country and died out the movement. Those guys are a shame to the country and the youth.

  • @cojoopoku4946
    @cojoopoku4946 Pƙed dnem

    Talk is cheap.

  • @barimantim511
    @barimantim511 Pƙed dnem

    I have learnt a lot

  • @user-nl8ce2yi7e
    @user-nl8ce2yi7e Pƙed dnem

    Thank you very much Kafui Dey Captain Sowu has thrown some light on our past political history, however, he has been economical with the facts. Nkrumah was not on high alert out of paranoial. How about the numerous attempts on his life, we heard and read about Kulungugu, the assassination of General Bawa and many more. Am not by this inferring that Nkrumah was a saint , however, the good Captain by good moral standards should have given us the full picture instead of leaving blank spaces to be fill by whom.....

  • @kingomany1420
    @kingomany1420 Pƙed dnem

    smh some of us are ready for blood and will take side against the oppressors.

  • @frank_justin
    @frank_justin Pƙed 2 dny

    My history channel, I come here to live the moments in real-time even though they are stories told by people who lived them. Well done sir.

  • @frank_justin
    @frank_justin Pƙed 2 dny

    Mr Dey, I love all your interviews about the coup. Keep up the good work.

  • @nanayawasante389
    @nanayawasante389 Pƙed 2 dny

    There were 6 assassination attempts on Kwame Nkrumah’s life including one at the Flagstaff house that killed Salifu Dagarti. But, this man dishonestly refuses to mention that in order to help viewers who do not know under the full picture of the time. Context is always important and we must all ask ourselves if it is a surprise that Nkrumah’s security was on high alert considering the real danger to his life. Was that not to be expected as every step had to be taken to protect the President? How then can this man list that as a justification for the 1966 coup? It is a shame that after 58 years, we still have old men like this to confuse people today. The soldiers who killed an unarmed General Barwah and several other innocent Ghanaians during their coup came to liberate Ghana? The soldiers who collaborated with the West and then reversed Nkrumah’s industrialisation came to liberate Ghana? These people removed the man who was working hard to give Ghana economic independence and then allowed the West re-colonise us but some shameless people still try to justify their traitorous actions. It is a shame.

    • @adinorteyKofi
      @adinorteyKofi Pƙed dnem

      Why is he not comfortable replying some of the questions after more than 50 years? This man is shady. I don’t trust him.

    • @brightasare8442
      @brightasare8442 Pƙed 12 hodinami

      Well said brother

    • @zackRaps-bz9sy
      @zackRaps-bz9sy Pƙed 12 hodinami

      And he's still alive

    • @danielbanini4386
      @danielbanini4386 Pƙed 11 hodinami

      This man is speaking the GOSPEL TRUTH!! I remember everything that he said. I am sorry for the kids born in the 70's and 80's who know nothing and yet are making so much noise about 1966. God bless you Capt. Sowu for letting the truth out.

    • @danielbanini4386
      @danielbanini4386 Pƙed 11 hodinami

      I don't know how old you are. The coup makers of 1966 are HEROES and not traitors. I recommend Col. Bernasko's book on the coup. Read it and become WISE.

  • @kwadwoasarepoku5921
    @kwadwoasarepoku5921 Pƙed 2 dny

    I know you are a man of ACTION!! He said I love ACTION.. best line ever. 🏆🏆

  • @Romeo-Kwame
    @Romeo-Kwame Pƙed 2 dny

    I wish Captain Sowu had laid out all the truths and facts. The gaps he left out suggests that he is protecting certain personalities including himself, and directing and managing the course of history.

    • @barimantim511
      @barimantim511 Pƙed 2 dny

      He said it all in his interview with Samens on face to face citi tv Check it out

    • @davidamarteifio
      @davidamarteifio Pƙed 2 hodinami

      Yea I think Kafui should have an agreement with him to have a full unfiltered conversation with the promise not to release it till maybe after he’s gone or at an agreed time..we need to know what really happened

  • @shortsbythezodiac7045
    @shortsbythezodiac7045 Pƙed 2 dny

    Wow!! great conversation, really enjoyed it . S/O to you kafui for bring all this to light.

  • @ea8112
    @ea8112 Pƙed 2 dny

    Great work Kafui! You’re doing a yeomans job with this series. Glad your questions are hitting the heart of the issues. Very passionate response from Cpt Sowu. He has done his bit for his country. Hope we can get an interview from Mr. Tsatsu Tsikata, the trial and the 90 days of AFRC. 🎉🎉

    • @epignosisvisual8197
      @epignosisvisual8197 Pƙed 2 dny

      Tsatsu was never in the military

    • @ea8112
      @ea8112 Pƙed dnem

      @@epignosisvisual8197 He was the lawyer for the trial of Jerry Rawlings and would have naturally been consulted during the AFRC as he was later in the PNDC. The famous “let my men go” originated from Adumuah Bossman and him. It’s also intriguing considering Mr Bossman was the president of the bar association going against the government.

  • @smileylady485
    @smileylady485 Pƙed 2 dny

    Both of you did a brilliant job...good memoriesâ€â€â€đŸ˜Š

  • @allsportspromotion4534

    Good work Kafui. Kindly talk to General Arnold Quainoo too.

  • @godwindoe20
    @godwindoe20 Pƙed 2 dny

    Captain has said it all. If we do not go within ourselves and connect with the HOLY SPIRIT for guidance, our beloved country will never change. God bless us all

  • @benjaminoppong8100
    @benjaminoppong8100 Pƙed 2 dny

    Very Insightful series on the 1979 coup. I appreciate your effort getting a different angle to the story

  • @noxolo_nicole
    @noxolo_nicole Pƙed 2 dny

    Restoration & recovery of the precious thing that was stolen from me NOW! Complete divine healing. Supernatural provision and supply with speed. Supernatural and unusual favor with papers & real estate property. Miracles are happening everywhere đŸ’ƒđŸœđŸŽ‰đŸŽŠđŸŽ‰đŸ’ƒđŸœđŸŽ‰đŸŽŠđŸŽ‰đŸ’ƒđŸœ

  • @ninialynch8942
    @ninialynch8942 Pƙed 3 dny

    I love this song breath

  • @ninialynch8942
    @ninialynch8942 Pƙed 3 dny

    I just love everything about you sir every day i play your song at work

  • @bluezy710
    @bluezy710 Pƙed 3 dny

    What African and Latino believers must understand is that you were sent all over the world as immigrants not to fit in and achieve financial success like everyone else is after but to teach about true relationship with God and spread it like a wildfire.

  • @EversonScott
    @EversonScott Pƙed 3 dny

    I have never been to the zoo in my entire life. I want to visit the Kumasi zoo. Anyone where to show me how it works? Is it like when we get to the zoo there will be a tour guy ready to take you around? What’s the cost of the tickets?

  • @BasiruAkilo-xc2jp
    @BasiruAkilo-xc2jp Pƙed 3 dny

    Is true sir

  • @samsharpe4519
    @samsharpe4519 Pƙed 3 dny

    So humble man of God I pray God's blessings on you forever. And always and your voice will intact to sing

  • @tegaokeme1057
    @tegaokeme1057 Pƙed 4 dny

    đŸ”„ â€đŸ”„ â€đŸ”„

  • @teelan7799
    @teelan7799 Pƙed 4 dny

    Apothecary?

  • @sammensa5024
    @sammensa5024 Pƙed 4 dny

    Great interview