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The new trend that has come to stay with us, is the dying desire and ability to copy blindly.
Whatever is done in the West, we pride ourselves with it. The 'we too we can do some' shameful attitude. And oh, in most cases, we even outdo them.
Today, I'm calling on all of us to be bold and say no to things that are NOT in the interest of our national spirit.
Originality is what will put us on the world stage, not blind imitation.
Freedoms come with huge responsibilities and at all cost, we should and must accept that.
I am Nana Ansah Kwao IV and I want to remain black and Ghanaian.
Pass this message on to every Ghanaian and join me on Joy 99.7fm and myjoyonline.com at 7 PM.
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