We give an update on our relocation efforts.

We review the past week where we flew into Ghana just to get possession of our new home as we prepare for our eventual move in the Fall of this year, 2022.

On history time today, we learn about The Bond of 1844: The document that led to colonial rule in Ghana. Our favorite historian Yaw Anokye Frimpong takes us on this interesting historic journey.

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Ota Mi Dehin Lehin Mi Medley (Part 1) · Ebenezer Obey

Ota Mi Dehin Lehin Mi

℗ 2012 Ebenezer Obey-Fabiyi (MFR)

Released on: 2012-03-09

Music Publisher: Cpyright Control

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A1 Ena Eye A Mane Me
A2 Ebi Te Yie
A3 Abusua Nnye Asafo
A4 Mmobrowa
A5 Ofie Nwansena
B1 Hini Me
B2 Seantie
B3 San Behwe Wo Mma
B4 Me Nyame Wo Pennye Ho
B5 Oyonko Brebo

Bass Guitar – Joe Appiah
Congas – P.K. Asare
Drums – Lawyer Boateng
Lead Vocals – Eddie Donkor (tracks: A1, A3 to B5), P. S. K. Ampadu* (tracks: A1 to B4), Okyes (tracks: A1, A3 to A5, B2, B3)
Leader, Lead Guitar – P. S. K. Ampadu*
Maracas, Claves [Clips] – Asiama*, R.K. Amo*
Rhythm Guitar – Eddie Donkor, Mac Ofori

edit from backsleeve notes:

The African Brothers Band was formed in the year 1963. They gained popularity after their first record 'Agyanka Dabere" in 1966. Now the African Brothers Band have recorded 56 plates on the 45rpm and this is their first Long Play.