Oluniyi Ajao writes about celebrating Ghana@50, “Well, how am I celebrating it? I will be at the Independence square tomorrow, to witness the National Parade. I will also take some photos at the event.
Just last week, I was at the forum organized by busyinternet - a part of cyberseries, titled: Ghana @ 50, ICTs @ Whats?”
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