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THE TRUTH ABOUT J.J RAWLINGS

CAPTAIN AWUNI SPEAKS JOE AWUNI SAYS RAWLINGS IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ATROCITIES IN 1981 KWEKU BAAKO TALKS JUNE 4TH

HISTORY OF GHANA DISTORTED BY THE SPONSORS OF CHAOS IN GHANA

GHANA @ 20

RAWLINGS AGAIN

JJ DOCUMENTARY II

DR. HILLA LIMAN

RAWLINGS HAND OVER TO DR. HILLA LIMAN HILLA LIMAN'S SECURITY MAN, SEIDU WANZAM SPEAKS

WHAT OTHERS SAW OF ,J,J.RAWLINGS

EX WO2 GYIMAH ON JJ CAPTAIN AWUNI NANA ADOMAKO NYAMEKYE I ADOMAKO NYAMEKYE'S ESCAPE FROM JJ II MR. ADABUGA BEHIND THE 1981 COUP EXPOSES RAWLINGS KWEKU BAAKO EXPOSES JJ

RAWLINGS ATROCITIES

CAPTAIN JOE AWUNI SPEAKS ABOUT ATROCITIES UNDER JJ BODY GUARD OF JJ- LISTEN TO HIM WHO KILLED THE JUDGES WITH BOAKYE GYAN

GEN/BRIGADIER. AKUFFO

REPORTS ON GHANA'S CHANGE TO RIGHT HAND DRIVE-0CT 1974 Lt. Gen. Frederick Akuffo Visits Lt. Gen. Olusegun Obasanjo | December 1978 Adeyinka Makinde Published on Jul 18, 2019 Wednesday, December 6th 1978. Footage of Ghanaian military Head of State Lt. General Frederick Akuffo's arrival in Nigeria for a three-day state visit. He was met by his Nigerian counterpart, Lt. General Olusegun. The bilateral talks were expected to focus on education, culture and industrial relations. Source: Reuters News Archibe. Note: 1. Akuffo came to power in July of 1978 after staging a palace coup which ousted the previous military Head of State, General Ignatius Acheampong, while Obasanjo succeeded General Murtala Muhammed as Head of State after the latter's assassination in an abortive coup in February 1976. 2. Akuffo was overthrown in June 1979 following an uprising by junior off...

GEN. I. K. ACHEAMPONG

GEN. ACHEAMPONG STATES THE AIMS OF HIS COUP AFTER THE OVERTHROW OF DR. KOFI BUSIA IN 1972 Adeyinka Makinde Published on Jun 7, 2019 Footage of Colonel Ignatius Acheampong outlining the objectives of the National Redemption Council (NRC) after the overthrow of the civilian government of Dr. Kofi Busia. Speaking at "Burma Camp", the complex housing the Defence Ministry Headquarters in Accra, Col. Acheampong said that the NRC would hand over to a democratically-elected government as soon as possible. He was flanked by members of the ten-man NRC which consisted of seven army officers and one each from the navy, air force and police. They were: 1. Colonel Ignatius Kutu Acheampong, Head of State and Chairman. 2. Major General N. Y. A. Ashley-Larsen, Chief of the Defence Staff. 3. Colonel Emmanuel Alexander Erskine, Chief of Army Staff. 4. Commodore P.F. Quaye, Chief of Naval Staff. 5. Air Commodore Charles Beausoliel, Chief of Air Staff. 6. J. H....