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History Beckons - As Prez Obama Arrives Tomorrow

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For Ghana, Obama's visit will be a celebration of another milestone in African history as it hosts the first-ever African-American President on this presidential visit to the continent of his birth.

History Beckons - As Prez Obama Arrives Tomorrow - modernghana.com/general news

NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams: News and videos from the evening broadcast NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams: News and videos from the evening broadcast- msnbc.com

See now it's even being reported by news organizations ;)

Oh and they talked about rumors of a US Base in Ghana.
There are speculations that President Obama might push for the establishment of a United States Africa Command (AFRICOM) in Ghana after his predecessor had failed to do so, but the Foreign Minister said such a proposal had not been put before the government.

“Should this happen, the government will take a decision based on the supreme interest of the nation,” he remarked.

At the end of his visit to Ghana in 2008, President Bush announced a $17 million package for Ghana to fight malaria and also left behind a terminology that fascinated many Ghanaians for many days afterwards.

At a joint press conference with former President Kufuor at the Castle, Osu, President Bush denied rumours that the US wanted to establish a military base in Ghana and to make himself clear, he said “That’s baloney; or as we say in Texas, that’s bull”.
As President Obama makes his historic visit to Ghana, the question on the lips and minds of many Ghanaians is “What is he bringing to or leaving with Ghana?”
 
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Gag.

Ghana will be a good example of people who are ignorant cheering narcissism.
 
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Is that seriously why you posted this thread?

Actually, I posted it for the discussion of the BASE, however, the fun tidbit I couldn't pass up. Call it a bit of humorous posting yes?
 
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