19/03/2026
At times, I see those who constantly complain about the treatment of Africa by America and the West as either hypocrites or parasites—people who claim to love their host more than anyone else, yet ultimately exploit it.
Like parasites, they attach themselves to the struggles of ordinary Africans, pretending to help while in reality draining the very life out of them.
If, through someone like Bobi Wine, American forces were to set foot in Uganda, would anyone truly turn around and blame America for interfering in African affairs? Or would the same voices remain silent?
Today, Ghana—once guided by the powerful slogan “Freedom for Africa” and the belief that its independence was meaningless unless tied to the total liberation of the continent—is now celebrating a military decree that targets people from another territory. This is a territory that only became linked to Ghana through a plebiscite meant to establish a union, not domination.
Yet today, that same decree is being used to imprison citizens from that territory—people who entered the union in a spirit of cooperation and shared destiny. Now, they are denied even the basic right to question that relationship.
To raise concerns like publication of the Union agreement is to risk imprisonment.
Is this the Africa that the so-called Pan-Africanist vision promised?
Is this what Dr. Kwame Nkrumah envisioned after working with the British to annex British Togoland into Ghana?
Source: Nyakpo George Crony
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