February is over, and millions across the globe are welcoming the third month, March.

With Multimedia Group Limited, March is always exciting and memorable. This is because, after the month of love, the entire focus now shifts to Ghana.

What makes one Ghanaian? By birth, language spoken, music and dance passed on or the food shared by a society? Food lovers will say it is the palatable local dishes enjoyed by the various ethnic groups that show one is a Ghanaian.

What is your favourite local Ghanaian food?

(a) Fufu and Soup

(b) Kenkey and Pepper

(c) Apapransa

(d) Yam and Kontomire stew#DaybreaHitz #GhanaMonthOnJoy pic.twitter.com/GUOWjzB5Az

— Hitz 103.9 FM (@Hitz1039FM) March 1, 2022

It is #GhanaMonthOnJoy, and media stations JoyNews, Joy FM, JoyPrime, AdomNews, Hitz FM and Adom FM are ready to engage all cherished Ghanaians.

Which of these Ghanaian dance moves are you good at?

(a) Azonto

(b) Amanda

(c) Adowa

(d) Agbadza

(e) Add yours.

Tweet at us using the hashtag #GhanaMonthOnJoy #PrimeMorning

— Joy Prime (@JoyPrimeTV) March 1, 2022

Another reason March throws light on the former Gold Coast nation is that Ghana celebrates its independence. On March 6, 2022, Ghana celebrates its 65th anniversary.

There's no place like home. Join us let's celebrate and enjoy #GhanaMonthOnJoy 🇬🇭

— Prince Adu-Owusu❣️ (@MrPradus) March 1, 2022

There are 31 days in March, and every single one will be dedicated to ensuring the voices of countless Ghanaians are heard on how they will want the country to progress in the coming years. Pleased with how Ghana has been transformed all these years? Share your thoughts.

Very sad. Let's come together and change the narrative #GhanaMonthOnJoy https://t.co/3O1lxKdrto

— K-Fresh 💻 (@MrKwakuKyei1) March 1, 2022

This year’s independence celebration will be held in the Central Region. The 65th anniversary is under the theme “Working together, bouncing back better.”

President Akufo-Addo says Ghana’s story of 65 years of independence speaks about hope for a prosperous future.

I foresee a New Ghana sprung from the old, a Ghana that embrace it's culture with a different mindset and mind content. A Ghana prepared for change.#GhanaMonthOnJoy #Ghana #iloveblackpeople#TV3NewDay #HappyIndependenceDay pic.twitter.com/lE2PCNHZe9

— ZoeDzid Griffin (@Zoe247oa) March 1, 2022