Ghana Month: Let’s tone down partisanship and work on project Ghana – Media General’s Group COO

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Group Chief Operating Officer of Media General, Nuamah Eshun-Famiyeh has appealed to the general public to support in promoting Ghana in this Heritage Month.

Mr. Eshun-Famiyeh made the call at Media General’s launch of the Ghana Month on Friday on the company’s premises, specifically the Onua Ghana Month village.

The month-long celebration is themed, “Embracing tradition in modern Ghana.” it will be marked with various entertaining programmes, details of which will be announced on Media General’s radio, TV and online platforms.

While recounting his favourite Ghanaian dishes and what he cherishes about the country, the Group COO reminded the public about the special qualities which make us Ghanaian and why we must uphold them.

Nuamah Eshun-Famiyeh

“This month lets tone down the partisanship (if we can) and work harder on project Ghana. Let us all Remember we want to get from Adenta to Circle in peace and that we only have the same Accra-Kumasi road to travel on, that the easiest way to Togo is through Ho and that Tamale to Bolga still goes through Walewale.

Media General launches Ghana Month celebration in grand style

“Please come with us on this Journey to the West if you know the nooks and cranies of Dubai, but you’ve only seen Nzulezu in Pictures?. Remember waakye is tastier than Pizza and costs less than half a bag of cement. If your children have been to Disney land its good, but please take them to Cape Coast Castle and take them on a walk through kotokroaba market. As a Ghanaian, my trait transcends my genes and my food,” he said.

Mr. Eshun-Famiyeh further highlighted his experiences which defines him as a Ghanaian, including his admiration for Ghanaian songs, the food and culture and the first-ever gentleman of the land, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah.

He urged Ghanaians to make their own positive narrative of Ghana to be able to appreciate and celebrate the Ghana Month because “Yes! It’s a place we still have a lot to be thankful for”.

Here are more photos from the launch: