NUUMO GBELENFO ON WORLD EARTH DAY

[@Zero-hl2zy]

Thank God for him, we need to preserve the eco-system

[@josepennybaabi5532]

To continue Nii was right on point. Ablade TV I wish you make a follow up on these issues to protect the reserved forests. To take you way back in the 60's during the 1st republic, the Achimota forest was patrolled by forest Dept personnel on horse backs and in cars. No one is allowed in. Apart from the enchroachment for building, the silent or invisible destroyers of the forest on daily bases and especially during the weekends are these group of women who go in to cut these trees for firewood to brew pito and brukutu drinks. Most of these women are these Loso traditional women who leave in Alajo, Kotobaabi not too far from the Kotobaabi police station all the way across to between Nina and Accra New Town. Not forgetting Nima itself. If we're serious about preserving the forest body for that matter, it's easy to monitor, so to speak or write. Anyone who grew up as a teenager in those days could testify. We couldn't go in the forest to look for alokoto. When the last tree dies so are the people. Thanks Nii and Ablade TV.

[@victorialamptey8563]

NII THANKS A MILLION , MY BROTHER THANKS to you we are now catching up when what we have lost. ARISE ARISE ARISE GADANGME Anyeekoo.

[@emeylam.1063]

U are the best my brother l love you all

[@victorialamptey8563]

Iam glad to be alive and also social media to give us all this chance to hear your speech

[@manasatetteh5884]

What should be done is that our GA leaders who are in charge for the forests, sea, waters and stool should have a law to protect everything, we don't need the government or state to dictate to us. We have our culture and rules before the government came. We even need our people to protect our lives and lands, the police and army on our lands should be more GA's instead of other tribes, most of them came to destroy what our greatgrandfathers had worked for and we should stop selling the lands. Thanks brother Obodai for a great job.

[@lordknows9047]

Waaaaooo..... what a knowledgeable man. He really understands science and very educated.

[@adjeteyfiosum971]

Hmmm I love this man, nuumo oyekoo

[@vocabularymillionaire]

Nii Ashong thanks so much for this wonderful interview. We appreciate your good work.

[@angelaparker186]

Thank for this education.

[@niiashettey750]

Can the forest be fenced to protect any encroachment?.

[@odualionodualion136]

How can a forest be fenced?

[@thegospel2447]

Ablekuma aya eee ee Ablekuma aya.

[@gerrardamah3433]

A gentleman, I ones met in the Netherlands

[@evaadom2915]

You're right, my brother.

[@josepennybaabi5532]

Ablade TV thank you for this interview.

[@naadeibatelelyon8668]

Thank you.

[@cherrieblossom5393]

TH-cam, what's up TH-cam? I tuned in to watch an 18 minutes interview of Nuumo Gbelengfo, by Nii Ashong, about World Earth Day, and youtube showed an hour long advert entitled "DISRUPTED" then some 11 minutes advert in Indian, Pakistani or Afghan language that I don't understand, which showed football images, and young girls, at first, I wanted to skip the adds, but on second thought I decided to see how it'll go or end? How beneficial is an advert that I don't understand? And will TH-cam monetize Ablade TV for this over an hour and 20 minutes or so advert? How many people will conveniently sit through an hour long advert?
Also at the end, another two adverts, one about "HIBANA" which was over 10 minutes a weight loss patch and another advert again.

[@jayjee735]

Anokwalɛ wiɛmɔ