Ghana Quotes

“Ghana dey be!!”

“Wikipedia: Ghana”

“Wikivoyage: Ghana”

“Change is happening, Ghana is being transformed and we are impacting people's lives”

“The independence of Ghana is meaningless until it is linked to the total liberation of Africa.”

“Wikisource: Portal:Ghana”

“Wikicommons: Ghana”

“Wiktionary: Ghana”

“Ghana is forever. We will have to turn it around, it is not a matter of can we? We must. Don't ask me how.”

“Wikiversity: Comparative law and justice/Ghana”

“For Ghana to suggest that they will turn off the Internet, in addition to other countries that have done it like Uganda, Zimbabwe, DRC, Burundi, Chad and others, that's worrying.”

“Government has put on measures to punish perpetrators of rape. Stakeholders have also help victims of rape with support such as money, hospital bills settlement among others to aid the family of the victim to cut down cost in incidence like this.”

“Slavery is not the only story about black people. It's only a small story! Don't they know if tomorrow a slave ship arrived at Elmina to carry us to America, so many Ghanaians would climb on board that this ship would sink to the bed of the ocean from our weight?”

“This event is a cause of pride and satisfaction to the United States as it must be to all free nations. Ghana, which has demonstrated its devotion to peace and the maintenance of democratic political institutions and its dedication to the social and economic advancement of its people, is a welcome addition to the family of nations.”

“I feel very hopeful. Ghana has become a role model for other countries. We weren't expecting to get the vaccines (COVAX) so soon. Having this at this time, I think shows that Ghana is doing what it needs to take this disease (COVID-19) seriously.”

“I am committed to laying the foundations of a prosperous future for Ghana so that all Ghanaians can have the confidence in a country built on a system that rewards their hard work and their sacrifice. I believe in creating a Ghana where mothers and fathers have the opportunity to invest in the future of their children; where Ghanaian genius is rewarded and where meritocracy is paramount. I believe in a thriving economy that creates equal opportunity for every Ghanaian.”

“As Ghana — the little African nation that could — readies itself for a quarterfinal match against Uruguay, you're bound to hear more about the Ghana/Oregon connection. It was there in the Ghana vs United States pre and post-mortems — as in "Ghana, a nation the size of Oregon." As in — puny country, puny state... So go ahead all you pundits — keep feeding us the "Ghana is the size of little old Oregon" line. Here in Oregon, we know what it really means: Uruguay, watch out!”

“This country, Ghana, needs leadership that cares for its citizens. A leadership that is bold in its fight against corruption, a leadership that has proven strength in putting Ghana and Ghanaians first and indeed I am running for president because I know that I am that leader and my track record is really acting in the best interest of my nation and is there for all to see. So, my work with the women to the youth to the various development projects, I have always done what is best for Ghana and for Ghanaians.”

“As Italian people we are not only ready for agri-business here but we are also ready for the energy sector. Our wealth will be our wealth and your challenges will be shared across our collective efforts in finding solutions that work among the two countries in the spirit of collaboration. Be proud because you are the bench mark of democracy, not only for Ghanaians, your democratic record in Africa coming from a diversified background should be a pride of honour, and the democracy is the antidote against Terrorism, and Violence.”

“Kids who look like me and kids who have gone through the things that I've gone through see that it's actually possible because it happened, as opposed to in theory...so on that level, being able to go back to Ghana and be there and be physical, tangible proof that anybody from anywhere can achieve anything, because I was just like one of these kids in these towns at one point in my life. And here I am as WWE champion. It's only because I believed in myself that I kept pursuing the dream that I wanted.”