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This is a conversation that we must start having.
Even though I don't think I am qualified to start it, please allow me, since no one seems to be bringing it up.
Are there any plans for those who will be born in the next 50 or 100 years? Or is Ghana just for those who are alive today?
Let me please ask, especially, those in power, at this rate, with a culture of "see and sell off", what will become of this nation when we are gone?
My Name is Nana Ansah Kwao IV, chief of the Little Republic of Akwamu Adumasa and I am thinking of those unborn.
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