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Ghanaian Students Society, University of Bradford, United Kingdom has marked the 67th Independence Day of Ghana in the city of Bradford, UK.
As part of activities to celebrate this day, Ghanaians studying at the University dressed in their local costumes, ranging from Kente clothes to smocks among others.
Delivering the keynote speech at the gathering to commemorate the day, Professor Richard B. Nyuur, Head, International Business, Marketing and Strategy Department, University of Bradford, emphasized on the importance of such an occasion. The Ghanaian Professor, indicated , “Ghana, in its democratic journey has not only been beneficiary but also a contributor to the global community “. He underscored how our dedication to democratic principles has earned us not only respect but also strengthened our diplomatic relations with other countries all over the world, including the United Kingdom which happens to be the colonial master of Ghana. As usual, we are looking forward to a very smooth, free, and fair election in December, he added.
The President of the Ghanaian Students Society, University of Bradford, Carl Dovi reiterated the need for unity among the students as they have traveled abroad to broaden their horizons and go back home to help with the development of the country.
The event was climaxed with a cake cutting, hosting of the Ghana flag on the campus, and tree planting at the University’s garden.
Dignities at the event included Iqra Tabassaum, Education Office, Dr. Kweku Adams, an Associate Professor of International Business, University of Bradford and many other Heads of Department of the Institution.
Source: Ghanatodayonline.com/Evans Agyei Sikapa Inkebil
