Happy 67th independence anniversary Ghanians 🇬🇭

Although I have never been to Ghana but I have had encounters with people who are from them because we are like a neighboring country, some of them are in Nigeria and some Nigerians are in Ghana. From history we know that Ghana got her independence from the British colonial rule on March 6, 1957, by the then leader of kwame Nkrumah. It's been on the rounds in social media for the past few days of the many activities Ghana is holding to celebrate this day such as the national ceremonies,parades, cultural performances and so on and it has been beautiful so far.

One of Ghana's culture that I love is their traditional clothing called the kente, a very popular attire in Ghana that is used for special occasions. Recently, a popular musician Moses Bliss married a Ghanians and I saw the way they adorn themselves in the kente material. I hope to have one very soon because it is a bright and colourful materials that pops out whenever it is worn. There are different patterns of this material and they have been used to sew different styles from skirts, blouses, gowns, trousers, knockers and so on. When married couples wear this kente, they wrap it around themselves in a special and unique, this I love about my fellow Ghanians.

Music and entertainment has endeared me to the Ghanians as well. I know a number of Ghanian artist and amongst them are black sheriff, sarkodie, R2bees, king promise, stonebwoy, gyakie and shatta wale, these musician have released different genres of music that represents different emotion and have served a food for the soul. For instance, Gyakie is a lover girl artist and even Nigerians fell in love with her trending popular song titled "rent free". King promise and Black sheriff are my faves of all time, king promise gave us an amazing dance step to his music "terminator" and black sheriff's music always advocates for the lifestyle of an African man

Thirdly, I hear that Ghanians have a great cuisine and they have varieties of them, I haven't tried that yet but I know that there is a battle between Nigerians and Ghanians on who makes the best jollof rice.

Finally, Ghanaians are known to be kind people, friendly and accomodating this is based on my experiences with them. I remember the last place we lived in Ondo state, we had Ghanian neighbors, their son was called kweku and they were friendly and dutiful.

Without much words,I am a fan of Ghana,their music,food,clothing and even their hairstyle

Happy 67th independence anniversary Ghana🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭

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