Several years ago, I had the privilege of working with a former French journalist in Nigeria. During a conversation about Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, he remarked that Nkrumah's level of insight, knowledge, and wisdom far exceeded his years. The journalist had interviewed him in Guinea Conakry after he was deposed from power. That is the mark of a true visionary leader. I am almost certain that Ghana must undergo a true restitution-in other words, a deep repentance. It seems as though a lingering curse prevents the selfless governance of our nation's affairs, something we discuss as though it were merely a part of our history. There was an emotional fragmentation when every foundation for nation-building was shattered. Ghana once assembled buses-my primary school bus in the 1970's, VAM 23 Bedford, was assembled in Tema. Osagyefo mentored leaders across the world, serving as an advisor to prominent heads of state and many others. He was a treasure that Ghana did not value and failed to carefully manage. His loss was not just tragic but a deeply traumatizing blow to Ghana and the whole of Africa. May God have mercy on us!
The people of Ghana are saying they missed you, Dr Kwame Nkrumah. I believe you are still saying I told you so. However, it seemed too late now.😢. I will always love you.
Ghana was set on a crash course when Nkrumah was overthrown. Today, Ghana's only international airport is named after one of the men who orchestrated the coup of '66. We truly deserve the abyss we find ourselves in.
If Alkebulan had leaders like that today, um we in the diaspora would be welcomed back home a long time ago. However everything in the most high's time.
Dr kwame Nkrumah, I salute you in the bosom of the Most High in His eternity. Your name is forever written in Gold and with the blood of the lamb of God. You remain forever in our hearts those of us who never saw you in person.Your legacy continue to enlighten us about your selflessness and good intentions. You may be gone physically, but still live forever. This world may have hated good and genuine personality like you, and it's not surprising that the ruler of this world is the devil who turn to fight good people such as you. All the efforts you made was to secure our future on the right path to progress but unfortunately, your enemies did not allow you nor the good seeds you planted to sprout from the soil to become the beautiful flower you envisaged for Ghana. Ghanaians wish today we could reverse time to have you back to lead us out of the mess we're in right now. You fought a good fight and run the race placed before you by your maker, all that is left for you is the crown of glory that await you on the day of the Lord. Continue to live among the stars as you shine so bright holding up the flaming touch of hope for the Ghanaian people and Africans.
Dr NKRUMAH was a great man and a great leader, indeed 👍🏿 He was a man who was ahead of his time. What he saw then, many could not see, it took others several decades to see and, as at today, some still cannot see or are unwilling to see. He was a visionary with the heart of gold. All the talk about being a dictator is often blown out of proportion and out of context. Those who ruled Ghana after him, were they liberals? And did they achieve as much as he did?
A personal icon of mine with an impeccable leadership model I emulate in my tiny capacity! A Nigerian proud of every known deeds of the greatest President of Africa!
Yes I am a beneficiary of his selfless policies. He’s easily the best Africa has produced. He will never die !!!👍🏾👍🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾The traitors who overthrew him destroyed Ghana!!!
Yes as a Young Pioneer Movement, I will always salute Osagyefo Kwame Nkrumah for his selflessness.Those of us in our octogenarian ages,will always salute Osagyefo. "He Never Dies". He was our great leader not only for Ghana but to all of Africa. REST IN PEACE 😢 We still mourn you 😢.
@@talkingAfrica we had virtually free education,health care, sent my cousin to abroad to become a nuclear physicist specialist and help with setting up Kwabenya nuclear facility only for the air head Ankrah to ask the west if we needed Nuclear reactor. What did he think was going to be the western powers answer ? Obvious no. Overnight all the aspirations of a lot of ambitious eager smart scientists were without jobs but they got jobs abroad to put their expertise to use for foreign Governments. I can go on and on etc Those coup makers were myopic imbeciles. 😀
@kojodadzie9644 hmmm… Sir, please here’s my email, talkingafrica4@gmail.com . If possible, please send me a contact I can reach you on. Looking to make some more documentaries on Osagyefo and I’ll be glad to have you share of your experiences under him
"Dr. Nkrumah Never Dies!" He left us a legacy that keeps resonating in our African lives every second of every day. He wrote down almost all he knows and his African roadmap for Africans of now and the future to reference from. So he lives on today and forever long as the world exist. Question is, what have we done with him? Yes, he continue to live through his legacy and written down thoughts which we are meant to take up, implement and advance. Yet, all we do is talk wonderfully about him every time and Never Ever carry out or implement any of the great ideas for African liberation and greatness that he left us. Let's walk the talk and talk less. NOBODY WILL COME FROM SOMEWHERE TO BETTER THE LIFE OF THE AFRICAN. We must do it ourselves. And it begins with our conscience and attitude. Osagyefo is still alive today, we only must let him lead us to the promised land by employing his ideas.
And thank you very much for sharing.We the young and new generation of Ghana are learning from your Chanel.Thank you.This must be thought in all schools right from nursery to university levels in Ghana.This is our History.The foundation of our country.So help us God.🙏💕
It's sad to see this. I hope this inspires us to be the change despite the many haters of light. One thing I am certai of is that these wicked men, regardless their colour, can't run away from GOD's judgement!
Dr. Kwame Nkrumah was an exceptional and unique African and Ghanaian leader.The factories and numerous projects he set up within a short time he was President, are unmatched.Posterity will continue to celebrate this legendary Ghanaian leader
How can l compare Nkrumah to these current politicians in Ghana today, Ghana is been destroyed on daily basis by corruption and greed of our current politicians, God will deal with them all
God will deal with them? That’s a submissive subservient victim statement if ever I heard one. I don’t pretend to have a solution, but waiting for God, rather than using what god has given to bravely create change, will surely not be looked upon kindly, if there was a god.
Osagyefo Doctor Kwame Nkrumah is an inspirational Pan African leader and hero. Baba Kwame Nkrumah inspired our brothers and sisters in Ghana and our mamaland as a whole. Baba Kwame Nkrumah loved us and he put his life on the line for us.
Thank you for your in depth information. Thanks to imperialist America and her cronies, Africa is still lacking behind, 65 yrs after independence on average. Our corrupt politicians should take lessons and change. Dr Kwame Nkrumah was far ahead of his time, he saw back in the 1950s and 1960s what our current leaders cannot see even in vision. May his gentle soul rest peacefully
Because Africa choose to remain lacking! Long as we only keep blaming the Western imperialism and neocolonialism for our woes, and does not fight back, we shall remain in squalor and in fact go deep into the hell hole. From how we think, how we choose our political and traditional leaders and our attitude to life, we ourselves have failed us. Let's change first. Dr. Nkrumah already gave us the blueprint to African liberation and greatness
There's a wise saying that, "The man who blames others has a long way in his journey to go. The man who blames himself is half way there. The man who blames no one has already arrived." Chinese Proverb. Western neocolonial policies towards Africa will never change. Why? Because it's a competitive world where one must benefit at the expense of another - a zero sum game. Western corporatocracies understands and live by this at all cost - they call it capitalism - and will do anything to defend against any suggestion of a world that co exist otherwise. So it's just futile to blame Western imperialism and neocolonialism for Africa's woes. It won't get us any better. what we need is action and it begins with us blaming no one, and if we have to, we must blame ourselves because whatever the west ones to Africa, it's Africans who allow it to keep going on. We must do the needful to better ourselves and importantly "COMPETE" in the world. Our destiny is in our own hands.
@@wsnhcapital8797 to "compete" is different from "imperialism" and both are different from democracy. If not for the West, we would have been at a better place and that's a fact you can't deny that. Look at Libya today. Look at Palestine Look at Iraq. If you think it's a competitive world and a zero sum game, then the West must admit to being the thieves and robbers that they are. I'll blame them and blame our own leaders too. The two groups must carry the blame. We can't ignore the harm that is being done here by the West
@@feargodkojo6121 I never implied we must ignore the harm that's been done and still is by the West and everyone else against Africa. What I'm saying is we must understand the problem to enable us know the best possible way to solve it for good. What's done is done and what's still being done wrong to Africa will still continue unless we put an end to it by ourselves which requires us to understand how everything works. Dr. Nkrumah understood so well how the game of the world is played and how the West and everyone else is playing it except Africa. And he took a bold step to ensure that Africa will be equipped to "COMPETE" in terms that favor us Yes, it's a competition - that's the whole game and imperialism, neocolonialism, etc. are tools and vehicles that the West and others are using to their advantage so they gain and Africa lose. Let's understand this. Notwithstanding, blaming anyone except ourselves do not solve the problem we have or make us any competitive but, rather, we taking action as Dr. Nkrumah said, "We must take our destiny in our own hands". He's already given the African and the Blackman the success blueprint, yet, we refuse to just take it and implement it. And rather keep playing the blame game. Our political leaders won't change because We have not changed. The West won't change their treatment of Africa because we suffer and cry out (Competition). We as African people MUST CHANGE FIRST FROM WITHIN and the collective whole change we want for Africa will happen. Only then else let's forget it. And the beginning and solution to our problems is: A UNITED AFRICA without different borders, tribes, languages, governments and people. Yet, we don't even want to hear about it. Let's see an example how tribalistic we are at our community level. How xenophobic and religiously intolerant we are with others. And how very selfish and greedy and unpatriotic we are as a people A people who hate themselves - the Black African hates his fellow black African so much so to not even unite with him. And we're blaming the West and everyone else for Africa's improvishness. NO!
The issue is, he was an enlightened man. His understanding if life came from a vompassionate lersoective. Moreover he didn't need anything. He was far ahead if millions of people if hid time. He was from my analyses, a Daoist. Since Ghnaians were abd are Chrustuans and miskens, they did not know how to relate to him. One very serious rule in Daoism us service to all.the man really phenomenal.. He understood what kife was. We must also know that he was a very curious man, he was interested in all philosophies and studied endlessly. He was a Gidky man abd deserves the name Osagyefo
Osagyefo is a very important man for us all Africans who want to be free. At the beginning of his search, he talked about the indeoebdence if Africa, at the end, he talked about liberation.indeoebdence abd liberstion are two very different things he liberated himself by going on a personal without doctrine to find himself. The colonist was fir him at the end no more rekevant, he had left him behind.he showed his a person can become a human being.he read intensively and engaged himself in many philosophies on the globe , with that, he actualised his humanness. I have been reading his mist orifiubd book Consciensism where he was able to let go the imprint of colonial dominance in hius brain. It has taken me over 3 decades to craso what he is talking about. A master piece of literature fir anyone seeking hi deoebdence Unfortunately, we Africans do not research, we are still in our minds beign giverned by those who cheated us, abuding by thuer rules and believe ststems and practically everything. The chip has been implanted into our brains, what we have left us the struggle but you cannot defeat hour mind. With inspiration from his books, I looked closeky not to political activitues but at the driving force behind and it lead me to Daoisn and then I could understang why he was so different Africans through our history are left with two things we were given. The chip in the rain that make us feel inferior and the belly that is skwsys hungry. We must search somewhere else. My father was a freedom fighter himself fir Ghsnas independence and doent many years in prison for Ghana, so I had the opportunity to know him as I was growing up since these two men were very close. People will nit believe this but I can tell you he was a very timid man full of insecurities but he acceoted ugvwuth grace this a ceotabce took him I er the oceans. To see him as a political oerdon us a thalky stupid, Africans should start making enquiry about thensekves and drop the uxea if xeoendency in others.Anither grest man called Bob Marley said the samt thing 'Non itherkesx than iurselves can free our owin minds
🤔This African leader, Nkrumah, the man many loved, admired, adored, cherished, but also hated, envied, lambasted out of pure evil jealousy, and demonized by many including the West for obvious reasons, and swore his removal from office and plotted his downfall, which indeed was foolishly and wickedly plotting the downfall of Africa. Yet, the man Nkrumah, was the champion and hero of freedom and justice, development and growth, progress and advancement, liberation/emancipation and expansion for his country and the citizenry of Ghana, as well as for the entire continent of Africa and the redemption of the image of the African in the world. Truly, the man Nkrumah never dies. #NND🙏🏽 _Seth_KBD
Great documentary! Couldn't help but subscribe. One of the worst tragedies in life is for any individual or a person not to figure out their treasure and lose it miserably due to their ignorance. Africa must wake up. Today we have the descendants of his traitors in power and see how they embarrass themselves by displaying their gross incompetence in leadership, arrogance, and above all their palpable greed resulting in poverty of the masses. Sad!
Zimbabwe government should watch this video. It's not about personal wealth, but about the well being of the citizens of the republic. " Gold mafia if you may recall." - " Sixteen billion United States dollars just vanished in thin air and it's acknowledged but no investigation." The scandals are endless. I want to cry.
@@talkingAfricaWhen humanity loses its desire to show off, show out & realizes that it is all vanity, then. I think, we'll have a fighting chance at living & striving in peace. No man is superior to another, for we are all plagued with certain infirmities. So, with this in mind let us forge ahead as one, upholding the greatest integrity, charity, compassion that we can muster & leave a fighting chance to our children. Mankind is in a sad state & if the elements themselves do not rise up & overthrow the evil, we're all doomed😮😌🤷🏾🙏🏿💯
The most shameful of all is that politicians today, who have not attained a bit of Nkrumah's legacy, dare to speak spitefully of this great son of Africa. Posterity shall judge them...
I did see this man in 1964 when I was in primary school. All the school children were given miniature Ghana flags, lined up on the road to welcome him on his to another town. That was the time of the newly introduced free education. 2 years later, there was a coup de etat to overthrow his govt. S H A M E
Sadly, we can only imagine the possibilities. But, it is also up to us to use social media to amplify the works and teaching of Nkrumah and the other great leaders.
The first post colonial president of ghana Nkrumah,can only be voted man of the millennium in Africa,where your education is measured by your ability to speak and write your colonial masters language but not what you do. We have so-called brilliant economists and lawyers in ghana who can not design and implement a strategy to obliterate the economic woes of high unemployment,food insecurity,infrastructures deficits,etc,except to fabricate nonsensical childish lies that the colonial masters don’t want Africa to develop so they can continue to steal Africa’s natural resources. Meanwhile,lee kuan yew of Singapore, a trained lawyer in the United Kingdom,inherited an island nation with far fewer natural resources than ghana and like ghana no home grown technology to extract and add value to natural resources. Nevertheless,he harnessed the power of strong management skills to make his dream of a modern and civilized Singapore a reality. Africa’s underlying problem is not neocolonialism,but official corruption,mismanagement and inability to extract and add value to our natural resources, If now fragmented africa becomes a single entity in future and the underlying problems inhibiting economic development in individual Africa countries now persist the continent would still be an empty giant.
You are right about Africa’s main problem being bad and corrupt leadership. But, it is verifiable fact that Kwame Nkrumah worked tirelessly to set Ghana on a path of INDUSTRIALIZATION and modernization as he always made it clear that economic independence is the only worthwhile independence. I am sure if I should ask you now what africa has to do, you will say build industries to process our abundant resources and in doing so, create jobs for Africans. This is exactly what Kwame Nkrumah was doing in the 1960s together with unprecedented infrastructural development.
I still believe that Nkrumah’s much touted imports substitution industrialization was an epitome of doing the right thing at the wrong time. The all powerful almighty God who spoke the earth into existence didn’t need six days to finish creation,he could undoubtedly finish creation in one day or even one second But just as in his usual humility came to earth and was brutally crucified on the cross by mankind he created in his own image,systematically finished creation in six days. Why six days? Maybe almighty God is speaking to mankind through his holy book that because of limited resources it’s not good to start two or more major projects concurrently. In a nutshell,had president Nkrumah first made holistic investments to attain nationwide mechanized agriculture,including construction of canals to carry water to potential farming areas for irrigation and transportation,ghana now would be exporting more food than imports. Attainment of nationwide mechanized agriculture would have created a pool of unemployed farm workers,since farm machines would replace human workers. Then implementation of imports substitution industrialization,including development of a whole new city from scratch would be sustainable and a sound policy,since it would create new lucrative factory jobs to absorb displaced farm workers. The rush to implement imports substitution industrialization,shortly after independence with a population of about six million,when agriculture was manual and highly labor intensive,merely triggered farm workers in the neglected rural areas without electricity,clean drinking water etc,to migrate for the newly created lucrative factory jobs in cities where all the modern amenities were concentrated. It should be noted that the great United States of America didn’t become industrial giant overnight,the way Nkrumah had wanted ghana to be. But rather it has evolved from agriculture to industrialization and now information economy. The great United States now a highly industrial country still export more food than imports,because of strong agriculture foundation. While so-called Nkrumah ghana a subsaharan Africa country,blessed with vast fertile and arable lands imports more food than exports. Paradoxically ghana now is going through severe crisis of overcrowded cities and high unemployment with many barely afford their daily meals.
Dr kwame Nkrumah that illustrious son Africa not accepted in his own country Ghana. Some stupid tribal bigots try to denigrate him with their parochial. Interests. Dr Nkrrumah as a human being has his faults ..
The fact about the ownership of the Peduase residence was revealed by Samia Nkrumah as the video shows. The confirmation about the Nkrumah family having no house in Ghana is further Confirmed by the video of Major Sedziafa (also included in the video) The fact about the confiscation of the house given to the Nkrumah family is from the book “The Life and Times of General Acheampong” by Prof Agyemang Duah (also mentioned in the video) The two letters cited and the Nkrumah quote about his will are from his book ‘Dark Days In Ghana’ Kwame Ture’s quote is from the book ‘Ready for Revolution’
And a loading boy as people call him who joint with leaders loading Dallars under beds in their rooms want to compare himself to this Correct And Selfless. President,,
Have the accomplices in the sin of eliminating Kwame Nkruma been brought to justice ? Their family seems to still work for the west and Ghana is watching. Some body answer me please.
No, nothing of the sort has happened. The name of one of the traitors remains on Ghana’s main airport and the others are still honored in different ways till this day.
Im so shocked. Everytime we blame Ashanti's for overthrowing Nkrumah but General Kotoko was the main coup leader, Ankrah who succeded him was also not an Ashanti, it was only after Ankrah that an Ashanti man came to power in the person of General Afrifa who swiftly handed back power to civilian rule and no other head of state protected Nkrumah's legacy like General Acheampong. The hate on Ashanti's is undeserved. The democratically elected Prime Minister Busia and ceremonial president Akufo Addo weren't Ashanti's either.
And he's Akan tribe not an Ashante so that's what Ghanaians are different tribes making one Ghana civil servants in the government need to stop stealing or face the law
Great leader but a terrible father and husband.i respect everything he did for his people but not being their to raise your kids or protect your family is terrible imagine not seeing your father until he dies? Could he not have had his family there with him?
You should have found the answer to your last question before drawing conclusions. Neither Osagyefo’s wife nor his children consider him to be what you describe him to be. It is wrong you draw conclusions without having all the facts. Osagyefo kept his family away for their own safety. Even when he was President in Ghana with all the security, there were many attempts to kill him so how much more being in exile? Those useless traitors even put a bounty on his head and the many enemies of his weren’t going to stop until he was dead. I believe you are Ghanaian. You should appreciate the fact that, instead of giving up and going to have fun with his family, Osagyefo chose not to give up on Ghana but keep fighting to return and save Ghana from the mess that has continued to this day.
@@talkingAfrica children with flawed parents town don’t acknowledge their flaws. Like I said, truly great man but as a father I cannot think of what could possibly make me okay to leave my daughter in a strange land where she will be viewed as a second class citizen. Even away from him they were still at risk as if the enemy really wanted to they could’ve still hurt them to silence him like we have seen in recent times. I’m not Ghanaian but I am a pan African and so I do deeply appreciate his dedication to the cause but a man should also protect and look after his family. Your opinion is valid and I respect it even if I see things differently. Thank you for this video and please do Keep it up.
@@NabilAbdulrashidComedy well, I understand you. You simply cannot comprehend the level of selflessness and dedication of Kwame Nkrumah. For him, his people, country and continent came first before even his family. Unlike, most African leaders who clearly put their family above their people and country. This is at the root of why African leaders fail to improve the lives of their people. Kwame Nkrumah understood that as the President of Ghana, he was father to all Ghanaians first and foremost. This explains why till date, he remains the greatest Ghanaian president ever. Also, the Nkrumah family were very well-taken care of in Egypt. They were under the protection of the President of Egypt, Gamal Nasser who ensured they had whatever they needed. And, the children had their mother the entire time. So, Osagyefo clearly had everything figured out and under control.
It's clear sacrifice for a greater cause, in this case, your nation. The video has inspired me to learn more about this man... im not African. PK muslim...thank you for sharing this video!
@@amerahmad369 really glad to hear that! We have more videos of the great Kwame Nkrumah and we have even more coming so please, do subscribe to our channel and be on the lookout. Thank you🙏🏿
Although, madam Fathia and her children suffered greatly due to the sacrifices of President Nkrumah, I am sure that, they at least, understood his greater purpose to fight for his people.
@@catherinemarsh5453 right. In fact, the wife and children of Osagyefo were catered for by the Egyptian president at the time, Gamal Abdel Nasser. From the account of the daughter of Osagyefo, Samia Nkrumah, he provided them with a big house and everything they needed including bodyguards for protection. We have a video of her where she talks about this on the channel th-cam.com/video/lFnNcdVRLd0/w-d-xo.html
Did you watch the video? I doubt you did because you can not learn about the unquestionable selflessness of Kwame Nkrumah and call him a dictator. Which dictator sacrifices so much for his people? Which dictator constantly prioritizes the best interests and welfare of his people over his own personal interests?
@@talkingAfrica I thank you for you efforts on the subject of the Osageyefo. The efforts to unite the Afrikan continent continues today . We're still organizing for that. It will not only free Afrikans on the continent, but Afrikans everywhere.
Several years ago, I had the privilege of working with a former French journalist in Nigeria. During a conversation about Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, he remarked that Nkrumah's level of insight, knowledge, and wisdom far exceeded his years. The journalist had interviewed him in Guinea Conakry after he was deposed from power. That is the mark of a true visionary leader.
I am almost certain that Ghana must undergo a true restitution-in other words, a deep repentance. It seems as though a lingering curse prevents the selfless governance of our nation's affairs, something we discuss as though it were merely a part of our history. There was an emotional fragmentation when every foundation for nation-building was shattered.
Ghana once assembled buses-my primary school bus in the 1970's, VAM 23 Bedford, was assembled in Tema. Osagyefo mentored leaders across the world, serving as an advisor to prominent heads of state and many others. He was a treasure that Ghana did not value and failed to carefully manage. His loss was not just tragic but a deeply traumatizing blow to Ghana and the whole of Africa. May God have mercy on us!
He was a leader and never a boss!!
NKRUMAH NEVER DIES!!!!
Never ever!!
HE'S WITH MARCUS GARVEY, LEADERS OF ALLAH
Its about time Africans started telling their own story, not with prejudices and propaganda ,but truths and facts. Once again, great job. Keep it up.
Thank you and sure, we will!🙏🏿
Dr. Kwame Nkrumah and Gadafi are
the best president in Africa
Yet they got served by the same africans they fought for
Kwame Nkruma the messiah of Ghana. ❤❤❤❤
The people of Ghana are saying they missed you, Dr Kwame Nkrumah. I believe you are still saying I told you so. However, it seemed too late now.😢. I will always love you.
Ghana was set on a crash course when Nkrumah was overthrown. Today, Ghana's only international airport is named after one of the men who orchestrated the coup of '66. We truly deserve the abyss we find ourselves in.
Sure. I sometimes think BLACKMAN is not fully evolved
NKRUMAH NEVER DIES.
If Alkebulan had leaders like that today, um we in the diaspora would be welcomed back home a long time ago. However everything in the most high's time.
Dr kwame Nkrumah, I salute you in the bosom of the Most High in His eternity. Your name is forever written in Gold and with the blood of the lamb of God. You remain forever in our hearts those of us who never saw you in person.Your legacy continue to enlighten us about your selflessness and good intentions. You may be gone physically, but still live forever. This world may have hated good and genuine personality like you, and it's not surprising that the ruler of this world is the devil who turn to fight good people such as you. All the efforts you made was to secure our future on the right path to progress but unfortunately, your enemies did not allow you nor the good seeds you planted to sprout from the soil to become the beautiful flower you envisaged for Ghana. Ghanaians wish today we could reverse time to have you back to lead us out of the mess we're in right now. You fought a good fight and run the race placed before you by your maker, all that is left for you is the crown of glory that await you on the day of the Lord. Continue to live among the stars as you shine so bright holding up the flaming touch of hope for the Ghanaian people and Africans.
Dr NKRUMAH was a great man and a great leader, indeed 👍🏿
He was a man who was ahead of his time. What he saw then, many could not see, it took others several decades to see and, as at today, some still cannot see or are unwilling to see.
He was a visionary with the heart of gold. All the talk about being a dictator is often blown out of proportion and out of context. Those who ruled Ghana after him, were they liberals? And did they achieve as much as he did?
A personal icon of mine with an impeccable leadership model I emulate in my tiny capacity!
A Nigerian proud of every known deeds of the greatest President of Africa!
That’s great, brother!
What an incredible soul
Yes I am a beneficiary of his selfless policies. He’s easily the best Africa has produced. He will never die !!!👍🏾👍🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾The traitors who overthrew him destroyed Ghana!!!
Hello Sir, will love to learn about how you benefited directly from Osagyefo’s policies and your general experience of life in Ghana under him.
Yes as a Young Pioneer Movement, I will always salute Osagyefo Kwame Nkrumah for his selflessness.Those of us in our octogenarian ages,will always salute Osagyefo. "He Never Dies". He was our great leader not only for Ghana but to all of Africa. REST IN PEACE 😢 We still mourn you 😢.
@@talkingAfrica we had virtually free education,health care, sent my cousin to abroad to become a nuclear physicist specialist and help with setting up Kwabenya nuclear facility only for the air head Ankrah to ask the west if we needed Nuclear reactor. What did he think was going to be the western powers answer ? Obvious no. Overnight all the aspirations of a lot of ambitious eager smart scientists were without jobs but they got jobs abroad to put their expertise to use for foreign Governments. I can go on and on etc Those coup makers were myopic imbeciles. 😀
@kojodadzie9644 hmmm… Sir, please here’s my email, talkingafrica4@gmail.com . If possible, please send me a contact I can reach you on. Looking to make some more documentaries on Osagyefo and I’ll be glad to have you share of your experiences under him
The traitors and their descendants are the ones ruling and looting Ghana now. The U. P now turned NPP, big shame to Ghanaians. 😢😢😢😢
"Dr. Nkrumah Never Dies!" He left us a legacy that keeps resonating in our African lives every second of every day. He wrote down almost all he knows and his African roadmap for Africans of now and the future to reference from. So he lives on today and forever long as the world exist. Question is, what have we done with him? Yes, he continue to live through his legacy and written down thoughts which we are meant to take up, implement and advance. Yet, all we do is talk wonderfully about him every time and Never Ever carry out or implement any of the great ideas for African liberation and greatness that he left us. Let's walk the talk and talk less. NOBODY WILL COME FROM SOMEWHERE TO BETTER THE LIFE OF THE AFRICAN. We must do it ourselves. And it begins with our conscience and attitude.
Osagyefo is still alive today, we only must let him lead us to the promised land by employing his ideas.
👏🏿👌🏿💯
The previous leaders of Ghana most bow down their heads in shame of not taking good care of Osagyefos wife and the children.
We miss him
And thank you very much for sharing.We the young and new generation of Ghana are learning from your Chanel.Thank you.This must be thought in all schools right from nursery to university levels in Ghana.This is our History.The foundation of our country.So help us God.🙏💕
It’s my pleasure to contribute to enlightening my African and Ghanaian people. Thank you for watching too🙏🏿
The love is deep, we are blessed you came Dr kwame Nkrumah
Kwame Nkrumah ❤ thank you if it wasnt for these devilish traitors Ghana could have been the Singapore of Africa
Am even crying. Your father didn't have a house? She said yes😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
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Why do we set back and let the government treat us this way?
It's sad to see this. I hope this inspires us to be the change despite the many haters of light.
One thing I am certai of is that these wicked men, regardless their colour, can't run away from GOD's judgement!
This is what the government do they kill off all leaders who stand up against evil. 😢😢🤦🏾♂️🙏🏾
Dr. Kwame Nkrumah was an exceptional and unique African and Ghanaian leader.The factories and numerous projects he set up within a short time he was President, are unmatched.Posterity will continue to celebrate this legendary Ghanaian leader
Nkrumah Never Dies!🙏🏿🔥
Bhahahahahahahaha. He was not.👉
@@james56660 how so?
@@talkingAfrica YOU AFRICANS MUREDED HIM! NOW YOU GOT THE NERVE TO CELEBRATE THE MAN! WOW! NO SHAME!
Exceptionally visionary leader!!!!!
The One & Only.
How can l compare Nkrumah to these current politicians in Ghana today, Ghana is been destroyed on daily basis by corruption and greed of our current politicians, God will deal with them all
It's is world wide global capitalism
God will deal with them? That’s a submissive subservient victim statement if ever I heard one. I don’t pretend to have a solution, but waiting for God, rather than using what god has given to bravely create change, will surely not be looked upon kindly, if there was a god.
@@waffle_chair9269Exactly 💯
Why can't the people who see the corruption deal with them?
Exactly go vote them out, this has nothing to do with God
Osagyefo Doctor Kwame Nkrumah is an inspirational Pan African leader and hero.
Baba Kwame Nkrumah inspired our brothers and sisters in Ghana and our mamaland as a whole.
Baba Kwame Nkrumah loved us and he put his life on the line for us.
My favorite leader!
That’s great, brother!✊🏿
He’s a leader true leader
Thank you for your in depth information.
Thanks to imperialist America and her cronies, Africa is still lacking behind, 65 yrs after independence on average.
Our corrupt politicians should take lessons and change.
Dr Kwame Nkrumah was far ahead of his time, he saw back in the 1950s and 1960s what our current leaders cannot see even in vision.
May his gentle soul rest peacefully
Because Africa choose to remain lacking! Long as we only keep blaming the Western imperialism and neocolonialism for our woes, and does not fight back, we shall remain in squalor and in fact go deep into the hell hole. From how we think, how we choose our political and traditional leaders and our attitude to life, we ourselves have failed us. Let's change first. Dr. Nkrumah already gave us the blueprint to African liberation and greatness
@@wsnhcapital8797 western imperialists cannot be free from blame neither can our leaders also be free from blame
There's a wise saying that, "The man who blames others has a long way in his journey to go. The man who blames himself is half way there. The man who blames no one has already arrived." Chinese Proverb. Western neocolonial policies towards Africa will never change. Why? Because it's a competitive world where one must benefit at the expense of another - a zero sum game. Western corporatocracies understands and live by this at all cost -
they call it capitalism - and will do anything to defend against any suggestion of a world that co exist otherwise. So it's just futile to blame Western imperialism and neocolonialism for Africa's woes. It won't get us any better.
what we need is action and it begins with us blaming no one, and if we have to, we must blame ourselves because whatever the west ones to Africa, it's Africans who allow it to keep going on. We must do the needful to better ourselves and importantly "COMPETE" in the world. Our destiny is in our own hands.
@@wsnhcapital8797 to "compete" is different from "imperialism" and both are different from democracy.
If not for the West, we would have been at a better place and that's a fact you can't deny that.
Look at Libya today.
Look at Palestine
Look at Iraq.
If you think it's a competitive world and a zero sum game, then the West must admit to being the thieves and robbers that they are.
I'll blame them and blame our own leaders too.
The two groups must carry the blame. We can't ignore the harm that is being done here by the West
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I never implied we must ignore the harm that's been done and still is by the West and everyone else against Africa. What I'm saying is we must understand the problem to enable us know the best possible way to solve it for good. What's done is done and what's still being done wrong to Africa will still continue unless we put an end to it by ourselves which requires us to understand how everything works. Dr. Nkrumah understood so well how the game of the world is played and how the West and everyone else is playing it except Africa. And he took a bold step to ensure that Africa will be equipped to "COMPETE" in terms that favor us
Yes, it's a competition - that's the whole game and imperialism, neocolonialism, etc. are tools and vehicles that the West and others are using to their advantage so they gain and Africa lose. Let's understand this. Notwithstanding, blaming anyone except ourselves do not solve the problem we have or make us any competitive but, rather, we taking action as Dr. Nkrumah said, "We must take our destiny in our own hands". He's already given the African and the Blackman the success blueprint, yet, we refuse to just take it and implement it. And rather keep playing the blame game. Our political leaders won't change because We have not changed. The West won't change their treatment of Africa because we suffer and cry out (Competition). We as African people MUST CHANGE FIRST FROM WITHIN and the collective whole change we want for Africa will happen. Only then else let's forget it.
And the beginning and solution to our problems is: A UNITED AFRICA without different borders, tribes, languages, governments and people. Yet, we don't even want to hear about it. Let's see an example how tribalistic we are at our community level. How xenophobic and religiously intolerant we are with others. And how very selfish and greedy and unpatriotic we are as a people A people who hate themselves - the Black African hates his fellow black African so much so to not even unite with him. And we're blaming the West and everyone else for Africa's improvishness. NO!
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The issue is, he was an enlightened man. His understanding if life came from a vompassionate lersoective. Moreover he didn't need anything. He was far ahead if millions of people if hid time. He was from my analyses, a Daoist. Since Ghnaians were abd are Chrustuans and miskens, they did not know how to relate to him. One very serious rule in Daoism us service to all.the man really phenomenal.. He understood what kife was. We must also know that he was a very curious man, he was interested in all philosophies and studied endlessly. He was a Gidky man abd deserves the name Osagyefo
Indeed, he was and remains the OSAGYEFO!
Osagyefo is a very important man for us all Africans who want to be free. At the beginning of his search, he talked about the indeoebdence if Africa, at the end, he talked about liberation.indeoebdence abd liberstion are two very different things he liberated himself by going on a personal without doctrine to find himself. The colonist was fir him at the end no more rekevant, he had left him behind.he showed his a person can become a human being.he read intensively and engaged himself in many philosophies on the globe , with that, he actualised his humanness. I have been reading his mist orifiubd book Consciensism where he was able to let go the imprint of colonial dominance in hius brain. It has taken me over 3 decades to craso what he is talking about. A master piece of literature fir anyone seeking hi deoebdence
Unfortunately, we Africans do not research, we are still in our minds beign giverned by those who cheated us, abuding by thuer rules and believe ststems and practically everything. The chip has been implanted into our brains, what we have left us the struggle but you cannot defeat hour mind.
With inspiration from his books, I looked closeky not to political activitues but at the driving force behind and it lead me to Daoisn and then I could understang why he was so different
Africans through our history are left with two things we were given. The chip in the rain that make us feel inferior and the belly that is skwsys hungry. We must search somewhere else. My father was a freedom fighter himself fir Ghsnas independence and doent many years in prison for Ghana, so I had the opportunity to know him as I was growing up since these two men were very close. People will nit believe this but I can tell you he was a very timid man full of insecurities but he acceoted ugvwuth grace this a ceotabce took him I er the oceans. To see him as a political oerdon us a thalky stupid, Africans should start making enquiry about thensekves and drop the uxea if xeoendency in others.Anither grest man called Bob Marley said the samt thing 'Non itherkesx than iurselves can free our owin minds
Your very powerful documentary production has earned you another subscription!!
Thank you very much!🙏🏿✊🏿
🤔This African leader, Nkrumah, the man many loved, admired, adored, cherished, but also hated, envied, lambasted out of pure evil jealousy, and demonized by many including the West for obvious reasons, and swore his removal from office and plotted his downfall, which indeed was foolishly and wickedly plotting the downfall of Africa.
Yet, the man Nkrumah, was the champion and hero of freedom and justice, development and growth, progress and advancement, liberation/emancipation and expansion for his country and the citizenry of Ghana, as well as for the entire continent of Africa and the redemption of the image of the African in the world. Truly, the man Nkrumah never dies. #NND🙏🏽 _Seth_KBD
Dr. Kwame Nkrumah no leader in Africa like him again.
Indeed, Nkrumah will never die.
Never ever!
Great documentary! Couldn't help but subscribe. One of the worst tragedies in life is for any individual or a person not to figure out their treasure and lose it miserably due to their ignorance. Africa must wake up. Today we have the descendants of his traitors in power and see how they embarrass themselves by displaying their gross incompetence in leadership, arrogance, and above all their palpable greed resulting in poverty of the masses. Sad!
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Rip sir we love you but God loves you more
May his soul rest in peace we will not forget him
It is very interesting
Dr Nkrumah to the Black race, ....
His name resonates in. .
Nkrumah Never Dies!
May The Most High be pleased ❤️
Amen! 🙏🏿
Zimbabwe government should watch this video. It's not about personal wealth, but about the well being of the citizens of the republic. " Gold mafia if you may recall." - " Sixteen billion United States dollars just vanished in thin air and it's acknowledged but no investigation." The scandals are endless. I want to cry.
The evil greed and selfishness of the current crop of African leaders is a real tragedy 💔
@@talkingAfricaWhen humanity loses its desire to show off, show out & realizes that it is all vanity, then. I think, we'll have a fighting chance at living & striving in peace. No man is superior to another, for we are all plagued with certain infirmities. So, with this in mind let us forge ahead as one, upholding the greatest integrity, charity, compassion that we can muster & leave a fighting chance to our children. Mankind is in a sad state & if the elements themselves do not rise up & overthrow the evil, we're all doomed😮😌🤷🏾🙏🏿💯
The most shameful of all is that politicians today, who have not attained a bit of Nkrumah's legacy, dare to speak spitefully of this great son of Africa.
Posterity shall judge them...
I did see this man in 1964 when I was in primary school. All the school children were given miniature Ghana flags, lined up on the road to welcome him on his to another town. That was the time of the newly introduced free education. 2 years later, there was a coup de etat to overthrow his govt. S H A M E
A great shame
Thank you for this video
It’s my pleasure🙏🏿✊🏿
The man is simply unbelievable! How do u build estates across Ghana n never allocated one to himself-Akufo Addo, should learn better at his age!!
nkiuruma was before his time, imagine if he was around today with the social media what could have happened.
Sadly, we can only imagine the possibilities. But, it is also up to us to use social media to amplify the works and teaching of Nkrumah and the other great leaders.
Western and Europe want’s Africa resources
They not fully nobody
This man is not selfish
Outsider wanted there land
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Who ever SAYS KWAME IS SELFISH "" IS FROM akoufo 's Family ""
Building any decent government and economy involves embracing everyone. Congratulations.
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Wob3nya aboa bi to come and comment nkwaseas3m. Mmoa nkoaaa
Some of this generation of African leaders was different
When someone put his head on currency tells you that he claims money to be his own.
His people betrayed him. How does this continue to happen in Africa?
So why is the paperback on Amazon $60. Who's profitting from this book 😎
That’s hard to tell as basically anyone with copies of the book can put them up for sale on Amazon
The first post colonial president of ghana Nkrumah,can only be voted man of the millennium in Africa,where your education is measured by your ability to speak and write your colonial masters language but not what you do.
We have so-called brilliant economists and lawyers in ghana who can not design and implement a strategy to obliterate the economic woes of high unemployment,food insecurity,infrastructures deficits,etc,except to fabricate nonsensical childish lies that the colonial masters don’t want Africa to develop so they can continue to steal Africa’s natural resources.
Meanwhile,lee kuan yew of Singapore, a trained lawyer in the United Kingdom,inherited an island nation with far fewer natural resources than ghana and like ghana no home grown technology to extract and add value to natural resources.
Nevertheless,he harnessed the power of strong management skills to make his dream of a modern and civilized Singapore a reality.
Africa’s underlying problem is not neocolonialism,but official corruption,mismanagement and inability to extract and add value to our natural resources,
If now fragmented africa becomes a single entity in future and the underlying problems inhibiting economic development in individual Africa countries now persist the continent would still be an empty giant.
You are right about Africa’s main problem being bad and corrupt leadership. But, it is verifiable fact that Kwame Nkrumah worked tirelessly to set Ghana on a path of INDUSTRIALIZATION and modernization as he always made it clear that economic independence is the only worthwhile independence.
I am sure if I should ask you now what africa has to do, you will say build industries to process our abundant resources and in doing so, create jobs for Africans.
This is exactly what Kwame Nkrumah was doing in the 1960s together with unprecedented infrastructural development.
I still believe that Nkrumah’s much touted imports substitution industrialization was an epitome of doing the right thing at the wrong time.
The all powerful almighty God who spoke the earth into existence didn’t need six days to finish creation,he could undoubtedly finish creation in one day or even one second
But just as in his usual humility came to earth and was brutally crucified on the cross by mankind he created in his own image,systematically finished creation in six days.
Why six days?
Maybe almighty God is speaking to mankind through his holy book that because of limited resources it’s not good to start two or more major projects concurrently.
In a nutshell,had president Nkrumah first made holistic investments to attain nationwide mechanized agriculture,including construction of canals to carry water to potential farming areas for irrigation and transportation,ghana now would be exporting more food than imports.
Attainment of nationwide mechanized agriculture would have created a pool of unemployed farm workers,since farm machines would replace human workers.
Then implementation of imports substitution industrialization,including development of a whole new city from scratch would be sustainable and a sound policy,since it would create new lucrative factory jobs to absorb displaced farm workers.
The rush to implement imports substitution industrialization,shortly after independence with a population of about six million,when agriculture was manual and highly labor intensive,merely triggered farm workers in the neglected rural areas without electricity,clean drinking water etc,to migrate for the newly created lucrative factory jobs in cities where all the modern amenities were concentrated.
It should be noted that the great United States of America didn’t become industrial giant overnight,the way Nkrumah had wanted ghana to be.
But rather it has evolved from agriculture to industrialization and now information economy.
The great United States now a highly industrial country still export more food than imports,because of strong agriculture foundation.
While so-called Nkrumah ghana a subsaharan Africa country,blessed with vast fertile and arable lands imports more food than exports.
Paradoxically ghana now is going through severe crisis of overcrowded cities and high unemployment with many barely afford their daily meals.
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Dr kwame Nkrumah that illustrious son Africa not accepted in his own country Ghana. Some stupid tribal bigots try to denigrate him with their parochial. Interests. Dr Nkrrumah as a human being has his faults ..
Hmm
Where did you get these facts from
The fact about the ownership of the Peduase residence was revealed by Samia Nkrumah as the video shows.
The confirmation about the Nkrumah family having no house in Ghana is further Confirmed by the video of Major Sedziafa (also included in the video)
The fact about the confiscation of the house given to the Nkrumah family is from the book “The Life and Times of General Acheampong” by Prof Agyemang Duah (also mentioned in the video)
The two letters cited and the Nkrumah quote about his will are from his book ‘Dark Days In Ghana’
Kwame Ture’s quote is from the book ‘Ready for Revolution’
And a loading boy as people call him who joint with leaders loading Dallars under beds in their rooms want to compare himself to this Correct And Selfless. President,,
Have the accomplices in the sin of eliminating Kwame Nkruma been brought to justice ? Their family seems to still work for the west and Ghana is watching. Some body answer me please.
No, nothing of the sort has happened. The name of one of the traitors remains on Ghana’s main airport and the others are still honored in different ways till this day.
Rawlings pretended to love President Nkrumah but look at how he treated President Nkrumah's family. Shameful man.
Im so shocked. Everytime we blame Ashanti's for overthrowing Nkrumah but General Kotoko was the main coup leader, Ankrah who succeded him was also not an Ashanti, it was only after Ankrah that an Ashanti man came to power in the person of General Afrifa who swiftly handed back power to civilian rule and no other head of state protected Nkrumah's legacy like General Acheampong. The hate on Ashanti's is undeserved. The democratically elected Prime Minister Busia and ceremonial president Akufo Addo weren't Ashanti's either.
MUCH HONOR TO PRESIDENT NKRUMAH, A TRUE LEADER , THE MAN THAT UNDERSTOOD THE TEACHING OF MARCUS GARVEY , WE KNOW THAT ALLAH IS PLEASED WITH HIS SOUL .
The return of the King of Kings will wipe out all unrighteousness upon his soon return. Repent and turn from sin now, while there is still time.
And he's Akan tribe not an Ashante so that's what Ghanaians are different tribes making one Ghana civil servants in the government need to stop stealing or face the law
How do you mean please?
Great leader but a terrible father and husband.i respect everything he did for his people but not being their to raise your kids or protect your family is terrible imagine not seeing your father until he dies? Could he not have had his family there with him?
You should have found the answer to your last question before drawing conclusions. Neither Osagyefo’s wife nor his children consider him to be what you describe him to be. It is wrong you draw conclusions without having all the facts.
Osagyefo kept his family away for their own safety. Even when he was President in Ghana with all the security, there were many attempts to kill him so how much more being in exile? Those useless traitors even put a bounty on his head and the many enemies of his weren’t going to stop until he was dead.
I believe you are Ghanaian. You should appreciate the fact that, instead of giving up and going to have fun with his family, Osagyefo chose not to give up on Ghana but keep fighting to return and save Ghana from the mess that has continued to this day.
@@talkingAfrica children with flawed parents town don’t acknowledge their flaws. Like I said, truly great man but as a father I cannot think of what could possibly make me okay to leave my daughter in a strange land where she will be viewed as a second class citizen. Even away from him they were still at risk as if the enemy really wanted to they could’ve still hurt them to silence him like we have seen in recent times. I’m not Ghanaian but I am a pan African and so I do deeply appreciate his dedication to the cause but a man should also protect and look after his family. Your opinion is valid and I respect it even if I see things differently. Thank you for this video and please do
Keep it up.
@@NabilAbdulrashidComedy well, I understand you. You simply cannot comprehend the level of selflessness and dedication of Kwame Nkrumah. For him, his people, country and continent came first before even his family. Unlike, most African leaders who clearly put their family above their people and country. This is at the root of why African leaders fail to improve the lives of their people.
Kwame Nkrumah understood that as the President of Ghana, he was father to all Ghanaians first and foremost. This explains why till date, he remains the greatest Ghanaian president ever.
Also, the Nkrumah family were very well-taken care of in Egypt. They were under the protection of the President of Egypt, Gamal Nasser who ensured they had whatever they needed. And, the children had their mother the entire time.
So, Osagyefo clearly had everything figured out and under control.
It's clear sacrifice for a greater cause, in this case, your nation.
The video has inspired me to learn more about this man... im not African. PK muslim...thank you for sharing this video!
@@amerahmad369 really glad to hear that! We have more videos of the great Kwame Nkrumah and we have even more coming so please, do subscribe to our channel and be on the lookout. Thank you🙏🏿
Poor wife.
Although, madam Fathia and her children suffered greatly due to the sacrifices of President Nkrumah, I am sure that, they at least, understood his greater purpose to fight for his people.
@@talkingAfrica It's more about not leaving them anything. I'm just wondering what her life became after he died?
@@catherinemarsh5453 right. In fact, the wife and children of Osagyefo were catered for by the Egyptian president at the time, Gamal Abdel Nasser. From the account of the daughter of Osagyefo, Samia Nkrumah, he provided them with a big house and everything they needed including bodyguards for protection. We have a video of her where she talks about this on the channel
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The Ghanaian little dictator. He wanted so badly to rule Africa. Your leader not mine. Thanks to the Nigerians for stopping him.😂
Did you watch the video? I doubt you did because you can not learn about the unquestionable selflessness of Kwame Nkrumah and call him a dictator. Which dictator sacrifices so much for his people?
Which dictator constantly prioritizes the best interests and welfare of his people over his own personal interests?
@@talkingAfrica I thank you for you efforts on the subject of the Osageyefo. The efforts to unite the Afrikan continent continues today . We're still organizing for that. It will not only free Afrikans on the continent, but Afrikans everywhere.
@NkrumahTure The Struggle Continues…🙏🏿✊🏿
Your mind is low as the crocodile 🐊
@@Greatma9 + You no go school. Ode. Bhahahahahahahahahah
He owns his own road proudly in Kenya
In Mombasa and Nairobi.