Our fallen Generals – Why did they die or why were they murdered

Where are these soldiers?

Where are these Generals,

Are their graves marked?

Do we even know where their bones lie as we speak?

What are their true stories? It has to be told historically – who will beat the drum, who will be the town-crier, who will dance the akyiagbekor? 
What are the legacies of these 8 generals. We await to drink of the deha – but who will tap it for us? Or is it sodabi, foofonu or ed33. All I need is lobovi d3ka.

Some one pinch me, someone shake me vigorously to wake up or will it be a bite or a scream!

Oh Ghana my happy home. What have we all done? Those who shouted let the blood flow have as much credit as those who signed the warrants and those who fired the shots.

Is it true that one of them was shot from the feet up to the head to punish him, but you lied to us, but who are you? You lied to us & told us he had etu dzo that is why he will not die when he was shot initially

From the obrafoo who stood that far but did not miss, these should be sharp shooters. But is that what we used our potential Olympic gold medalist for? No wonder gold has eluded us this so far!

Well who will tell the story, Bubu will want to know, Edem is asking all the time & Nuna will not stop knocking to find out. 

But what can I say, like my mentor Alan B will say cest la vie. 

Fare thee well, I pray the angles came to welcome thee all & lead thee to the bosom of Jesus Christ. May perpetual light shine upon you all & may your souls and that of the faithful departed rest in perfect peace. Amen.

Nye gbe dzanyi

 

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Kenneth Ashigbey is the Chief Servant of the Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications, is a great believer in Ghana & believes that with right Leadership in all aspect of Life within Ghana, we will hit the very top. I believe that Leadership is not just Political leadership but Leadership in very aspect of the word. Lets all shine in our corners where we are. We should also support each other as Ghanaians 1st before extending our hands to strangers. We should allow the Princes of Land to marry the Land not Strangers 1st.