This year's independence day celebration held at the Baba Yara Stadium in Kumasi on Friday March 6 was a rich display of the Ashante culture.
The Kente cloth dominated and indeed, Kumasi gave global meaning to the cloth as a fabric for important events as hundreds of people turned up in rich colourful kente clothes to witness the event.
And during the parade, especially the march pass, one could sense the mixture of culture as compared to the previous years but one that caught the eyes and got many talking was an elderly man wearing a JHS uniform holding a placard with the inscription "Free SHS Has Come To Stay."
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the most useless president ghana has ever gotten.no wonder he got to the throne through rigging.are you to display school kids and gov't representatives or ashante culture?hypocrite and tribalistic president.divide and rule tactics.that is your last 6th march.moving the grounds of 6th march from place to place other than accra shows your incompetence and trouble making.God save ghana from this tyrant and hypocrite.