Label: BHM (Brobisco House Of Music) ‎
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
Country: Ghana
Released: 1981

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Tracklist

A1 K.Na Oreko 00:00
A2 Amma Agyemang 06:08
B1 Fa Odo Beyia Me 16:00
B2 Ata Kwame Medley 21:43

Manufactured By – Record Manufacturers (Ghana) Ltd. [R.M.G.L.]
Record Company – Ambassador Records Manufacturing Co. [A.R.M.C.]
Recorded At – Ghana Films Studios Accra

Bass – Marringe
Design [Sleeve] – Joe Newton
Design Concept – Dan A. Opoku
Engineer [Recording] – K. Archer, F. Kwakye
Leader – Alex Konadu
Producer – A.K. Brobbey
Vocals – Elvis
Vocals, Composed By, Guitar – Collins Marfo

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Conversation with Eliciana Nascimiento about The Summer of Gods.

Eliciana's The Summer of Gods follows Lilly, a little Afro Brazilian girl who goes with her mom to visit her grandmother. Her grandmother, a spiritual healer, teaches Lilly of the importance of her roots through stories.
The film is beautifully made and sheds positive light on African descendants practicing their ancestors' spirituality. The little girl playing Lilly is adorable, and the relationships between Lilly and her mother, Lilly and her brother, Lilly and her grandma, are so realistic... so too is the relationship between Lilly and the Orishas.

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Four farmers from the Eastern Region in Ghana share their experiences on fruit fly control: 1) How to build a fruit fly trap for monitoring. 2) How to install it in the tree. 3) How to use a protein bait to control fruit flies. 4) The role of farm hygiene in fruit fly management.

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