WHAT HAPPENED TO GHANA's DEVELOPMENT AFTER KWAME NKRUMAH | Dentaa SHow

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  • THE DENTAA SHOW | SEASON 1 | EPISODE 7 | *DENTAAvisits
    Professor Edward Ayensu is an international development advisor on science, technology, and economic development. He is currently the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the African Institute for Mathematical Sciences (AIMS) Ghana and the President of the Energy Globe Foundation. He was formerly Chairman of the World Bank Inspection Panel; Chairman of the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) Ghana; Senior Advisor to the President and Director of Central Projects Department, African Development Bank and President of the Pan-African Union for Science and Technology. He was a Director and Senior Scientist during his 20 years at the Smithsonian Institution, Washington DC.He advises major corporations and organizations on strategy, sustainability and relationship management. #TheDENTAAshow
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    kwame nkrumah, nana akufo addo, history, accra, john mahama, pan africanism, npp

Komentáře • 65

  • @ODANANETWORK
    @ODANANETWORK  Před 4 lety +4

    Odana Connect is bringing you a centralised location where you can discover new investment opportunities, job opportunities, connect with Africans around the world and participate directly in the development of the continent.
    Be one of the first to get access:
    Odanaconnect.com

    • @nnennaonuoha952
      @nnennaonuoha952 Před 3 lety

      ❤❤❤

    • @NkrumahTure
      @NkrumahTure Před 2 lety

      Why is there not 24 hour electricity power in Ghana?
      Why isn't there not natural drinkable water in Ghana?
      It sounds like solvable problems is nobody in the government wants to resolve.

    • @joelpettie
      @joelpettie Před 2 lety

      Thank you for Black empowerment. We just need each other's right Advise and Support and Guidance, to take this Empowerment to higher Heights after higher Heights.

  • @williamgamelisenaya793
    @williamgamelisenaya793 Před 3 lety +4

    First of all eliminate corruption
    Magufuli was able to transform Tanzania to a middle income country in four years.
    Watching from Sydney Australia

  • @truestory7341
    @truestory7341 Před 4 lety +15

    You can read Nkrumah’s book 📖....Neo-colonialism: *The Last Stage of Imperialism* 💪

  • @kwameaboagye940
    @kwameaboagye940 Před 3 lety +2

    Sister Dentaa is a gifted and beautiful sister as a journalist, actress, singer and talk show host. Sister Dentaa is an inspiration.

  • @joelpettie
    @joelpettie Před 2 lety +2

    Go on Professor Edward Ayensu! You are a powerful Speaker and you have an accomplished and an exceedingly great Mind. You're also a big, big BOSS! Go on!

  • @benjaminhanson7484
    @benjaminhanson7484 Před 5 lety +6

    Yes, what a fascinating individual. I am singularly privileged to be working with such a great man to develop a slavery museum in honour of our ancestors who fell victim to the institution of slavery. Principled, charismatic, humility and an intellectual dynamo is an apt description of this great Ghanaian. We are privileged to have him.

  • @kwakye7
    @kwakye7 Před 4 lety +6

    Beautiful African woman, gifted and black.

  • @kwameaboagye940
    @kwameaboagye940 Před 3 lety +4

    Elder Ayensu is an inspiration and I wish him well.

  • @ladylady1736
    @ladylady1736 Před 4 lety +11

    Brilliant interview Dentaa with the intelligent, eloquent and handsome Senior Professor Ayensu. Great wealth of information!!! 💜💚

  • @aretefarmtv9661
    @aretefarmtv9661 Před 4 lety +5

    Its great listening to Mr. Ayensu. that is a wonderful technology he has there. where did he get that wonderful water dispenser?

  • @johncolefreeman3514
    @johncolefreeman3514 Před 4 lety +10

    This man is competent to be the president of Ghana instead of Akuffou Addo

  • @kwasijones2371
    @kwasijones2371 Před 3 lety +2

    Dear Professor our Problem is not only politics but also tribe

  • @sthenrymary
    @sthenrymary Před 4 lety +6

    Wouldn't this man be instrumental in revamping si many aspects of Ghana and indeed Africa? We squander our manpower, intellectuals, etc, on the altar of corruption and mismanagement. Nkrumah was there last great leader of Africa. Period!

    • @joelpettie
      @joelpettie Před 2 lety

      There are many Black African "Sleeping Giant" Leaders in Africa and Black indirect African "Sleeping Giant" Leaders in Africa, you have no Idea. Change will come soon, it has to, the Time is now. Just wait and watch it unfold.

  • @ShayTBD
    @ShayTBD Před 4 lety +7

    I love that his books are so colorful with images and pictures - this captivates both adults & children while sharing knowledge & informing the reader - One of the best ways to learn words + pictures... Such an amazing mind!

  • @08isas
    @08isas Před 6 lety +9

    More interviews with Ghanaian professors please

  • @ShayTBD
    @ShayTBD Před 4 lety +9

    This was one of THE BEST INTERVIEWS I've watched on CZcams. I'm really sad that Ghana does not worship their intellectuals and use their minds for the true value of the country. Right now is the time to take a lead on the continent WITHOUT so much "investment" from other countries... I look forward to my time in Ghana but there is so much work to do at times it feels overwhelming. I mean just to pick up trash seems like asking the locals to pull out their own teeth.

    • @ODANANETWORK
      @ODANANETWORK  Před 4 lety +2

      it is very sad.... We do not recognise our greats till they are gone

    • @joelpettie
      @joelpettie Před 2 lety

      This definitely was the best Interview I've ever seen on CZcams aswell.
      I was praying and begging the Almighty above for Provision, Blessings and Protection and the Continuality of them for Professor Edward Ayensu, while I was listening to his Great and Powerful Words. I wrote a very respectful Comment on the Video for him. He is a BOSS!
      When I thought that there was little Hope that Black Africans' unexploiting Control over Africa would soon manifest, Professor Edward Ayensu brought me back to that upcoming Reality.
      There are many Black African "Sleeping Giant" Leaders in Africa and Black indirect African "Sleeping Giant" Leaders in and outside of Africa, you have no Idea. Change will come soon, it has to, the Time is now. Just wait and watch that Change unfold, unravel and break Colonial and Imperial Strongholds in Africa. This will happen, very, very soon. It will also happen, in an exceedingly fast and abrupt way. Just wait.

    • @joelpettie
      @joelpettie Před 2 lety +1

      @@ODANANETWORK That is so True. That is the definitive Case with Kwame Nkrumah. The Ghanaian People back then, couldn't see and grasp the "Revolutionary Conscious-minded Unificational Dependency" he had on them until he was gone and that "Dependency" was left behind. That "Revolutionary Conscious-minded Unificational Dependency" was left behind, in the Form of the "Volta Dam".

  • @ednaclottey
    @ednaclottey Před 4 lety +7

    Dentaa. I will suggest that we have one party system. Anybody who is competent to stand for presidency or minister should go through all the verting process and approve by whatever system then they can contest in the general /by elections. We don't need many political parties its a problem and its setting us backwards.

  • @chrisd9608
    @chrisd9608 Před 3 lety +7

    Glad I found this, thank you so much Denta fornthe work you do, am becoming one of your biggest fans, and still can't believe why non of the networks in Ghana can't recognize the amazing work you do by helping with a platform for a much bigger audience like we see with oprah Winfrey show, Ellen DeGeneres, Steve Harvey's etc. Unless they're working with you already!? Anyways
    Keep up the good work my dear and pray you well
    Cheers

    • @ODANANETWORK
      @ODANANETWORK  Před 3 lety +2

      Thank you so so much

    • @NkrumahTure
      @NkrumahTure Před rokem

      ​@@ODANANETWORKHello. Did you read my comments on this vital matter?

  • @dannybrown317
    @dannybrown317 Před rokem

    Rest well Prof. Ayensu! Thanks for your contributions!

  • @kwesiarmah
    @kwesiarmah Před 6 lety +7

    Thank you for introducing us to Pro Ayensu. I think, we need another round of interview

    • @firstnameismosesbasie4942
      @firstnameismosesbasie4942 Před 5 lety +1

      Please we need such fathers their ideas and love for our Nation. Great Work

    • @nasbrain
      @nasbrain Před 4 lety +1

      I very much agree

    • @nasbrain
      @nasbrain Před 4 lety +1

      So much knowledge, I just couldn't have enough, I wished the interview never ended..I just love everything about this channel, the afrocentrism the passion and everything in between.

  • @douglasemmett8686
    @douglasemmett8686 Před 2 lety +1

    Am glad to come across this video n infact is a shame that he said our leaders now dont cherish real professors n sciencetice. Everything is politics as usual n ordinary ghanaians suffering

  • @08isas
    @08isas Před 6 lety +7

    I want to read all his books 😂😂

  • @ednaclottey
    @ednaclottey Před 4 lety +5

    Please does Prof. E Ayensu have a website that we can vitist to check out his books and how we can purchase them....and also if he has written a book on the history of Ghana or early empire

    • @ODANANETWORK
      @ODANANETWORK  Před 4 lety +2

      not that we know off however his books can be purchased via AMAZON

  • @joycemintah6780
    @joycemintah6780 Před 6 lety +5

    l love you.@ Dentaa. Great job 😍

  • @danielakuaku4644
    @danielakuaku4644 Před 3 lety +2

    We can't compare present Ghana to Nkrumah's time at all. If after several years and advancement in science and technology we using asphalt to repair a concrete road I mean motorway when we could look for the same recipe or a better to repair the road. If we have Nkrumah today, motorway would have been 4 lanes in each direction. I can bet my last cedis on this.

  • @LaCharla13
    @LaCharla13 Před 3 lety +2

    Excellent, did we get a little brainy or what? Good Job As Usual!

  • @gglewis1718
    @gglewis1718 Před 4 lety +5

    🤗🤗What's an amazing, intriguing interview...👀👀i can listen to him the whole day. More content like this please hun,😍😍very informative and enjoyed every bit of the interview👌🏾 😇🤗🤗❤❤❤❤❤❤❤💛💛💛💛💛💛💛🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤💚💚💚💚💚💚💚

  • @charleswilson5783
    @charleswilson5783 Před rokem

    Kwame Nkrumah's Ghana who are we now nothing, whilst you tan in your grave. Woke up,and show us the way,one more time. Your Africa in tartus.

  • @NkrumahTure
    @NkrumahTure Před 3 lety +2

    A nation cannot allow foreign dominance of it's economy and material wealth and consider itself independent. At that point you're under a neo-colonial grip on the Afrikan continent. Policies that secure defacto independence is the only direction Afrika must go to solve solvable problems that have been deliberately allowed to go on unresolved for far too long. 1st:The land (all of it) and it's resources must only be controlled by Afrikans, not outside forces
    2nd: Policies for development must be planned and executed for an integrated and productive economy, striking a balance between industry and agriculture.
    3rd: The first two must done only under an All-Afrikan Union Government, which sets the territories under a wider union of Afrikan states. For this no AU is needed. At that point Afrika will have it's national representative government. This will provide greater security for the continent and establish a wider territorial integrity, harmonizing Afrika for unlimited industrial and economic development.
    The symbiotic difficulties that come with the old colonial borders drawn by outside forces will disappear in a liberated, unified Afrika.

  • @TheRasun
    @TheRasun Před 4 lety +3

    Where can I get these books in America? Are they on Amazon?

  • @classicrockentertainment8874

    I want be on your show

  • @abenafati2654
    @abenafati2654 Před 3 lety

    DEV'T

  • @may_beeharuno2195
    @may_beeharuno2195 Před 2 lety +1

    Please mention those scholars' names. Such absurdity.

  • @MI-vn4tp
    @MI-vn4tp Před 4 lety

    WHY CANT AFRICA GET ITS MONEY FROM FRANCE.

  • @josephakresi8937
    @josephakresi8937 Před 4 lety +1

    Madam please do your own research for many of so call educated just play irresponsible propaganda know Ghanian was opposed the dam it was Gbedema who brought the project back light

    • @wilsonhowie2968
      @wilsonhowie2968 Před 3 lety +1

      The opposition was against everything Dr Nkrumah did. All projects were termed WHITE ELEPHANT, meaning, those projects were of no value. Do your own research please.

  • @efehalevi1281
    @efehalevi1281 Před 6 lety +1

    Check your spellings and don’t spell Nkrumah As inkrumah kids are watching

    • @adwoaadwoa3530
      @adwoaadwoa3530 Před 6 lety

      Efe Halevi gud paa, she pretend as if she don't know how to speak twi. Brofosem no dooso