I was just looking up Master Ayensu because he's a well recognized and respected martial artist. My father earned his Black Belts under Master Felix (as he's known to his students) and I've known him since I was a child. It's interesting to hear him speak about his past and upbringing because I've always known him in the context of martial arts.
Props to the good work, Andy! Your videos should have thousands of views but instead our people are flocking to the Afia Schwarzniggas BS. This tells a lot about the intelligence of our people
in my younger days I read about Afrifa,Achaempong,generals, Akuffo,also felli in the African times.Achaempong and ecowas,felli as a minister for some position in the Government. I was appalled about their executions,but I will not interfere in a country's affairs.I could not find felli until recently when going through the lists of executions,I shivered fearing it can affect my country,remembering that in 1978 there was an attempt by our army and civilians to seize power and overthrow the government of late prime minister Michael manleys government which was ruthlessly crushed .
I am not commenting on any issues,it was a revolution,if Rawlings team or supporters did not act,he would be history from 1979.Rawlings did a great work by healing ,educating ghanaians.He leaped from a military government to a civilians.if there was a wound in Ghana's history I'm expecting it to be healed.Look at the Russian Revolutions,the cubans,the wounds are healed.
@@ralphmedley6777Please you are wrong , the wounds of revolution are never healed. Because they always leave a trace which we call poverty. This is what ghana became and still is. By the way many people misinterpret the word revolution. Revolution means change not killings. People will resist change but it doesn't mean you should kill them. Castro's revolution was meant to protect cuba being taking over by the west especially the USA. Rawlings's wanted to take power and kill because of hatred , envy , and power drank. That was him . If he came for the poor , ghana wouldn't have been in the situation in which he left it .
@@jameshanson5561 U name me one revolutions where there is not a killing. I can agree with you when u said revolution mean changes .but in order for the changes its always comes down to kill or be killed . Castro revolutions there was lots of killing ..Grenada revolution lots of killing. Russia revolutions 🇷🇺 just to name a few Lots of killing
Afrifa cautioned acheampong in a famous letter to the general that, he should be careful with his mismanagement and corruption cos, one day, one of these young soldeirs can seize power and tie them all to the stakes and kill them.... But Gen Acheampong leaked that letter to the public... Lo and behold, afrifa's premunitions came to pass....
Sojaba Very well delivered . Grand Master ....!!! However beautiful the strategy, one should occasionally look at the end results. Sojaba’s have learnt not to fight with ones enemy, otherwise we will teach them all our art of war ... Armed forces children’s association (AFCA ) CALL OUT TO SOJABA’s OUT THERE , COME SHARE YOUR STORY We belong together , together we serve .
Please sister don't say so we are weak as a nation we are constantly forgiven so one day from what you are saying another rawlings will get up kill Ghanaians.
@@jameshanson5561 I agree with you. We should all know where we are coming from. So that we will know where we are going. A certain Rawlings rose to power to sanitize the system off corruption. Today the descendants of his revolution are worse off.
@@anthonyoppong-gyebi2880 who told you that, JJ Rawlings came to clean corruption from Ghana. JJ Rawlings sold all the factories built by Dr Kwame Nkrumah and took Ghana to IMF in 1984.
Go and read Nkrumah's book called 'Dark days in Ghana'. You'll learn a lot about who Afrifa was and how all he did culminate in his execution later by the PNDC government.
I was just looking up Master Ayensu because he's a well recognized and respected martial artist. My father earned his Black Belts under Master Felix (as he's known to his students) and I've known him since I was a child. It's interesting to hear him speak about his past and upbringing because I've always known him in the context of martial arts.
He is my karate master I swear
Props to the good work, Andy!
Your videos should have thousands of views but instead our people are flocking to the Afia Schwarzniggas BS.
This tells a lot about the intelligence of our people
Well said. Greetings from Scotland
Interview Well delivered Lawyer Andy. Nya nkwa daa Ohene. God bless you.
I think he is the famous Ayensu of Addisco
in my younger days I read about Afrifa,Achaempong,generals, Akuffo,also felli in the African times.Achaempong and ecowas,felli as a minister for some position in the Government. I was appalled about their executions,but I will not interfere in a country's affairs.I could not find felli until recently when going through the lists of executions,I shivered fearing it can affect my country,remembering that in 1978 there was an attempt by our army and civilians to seize power and overthrow the government of late prime minister Michael manleys government which was ruthlessly crushed .
Felli, was a Colonel
I am not commenting on any issues,it was a revolution,if Rawlings team or supporters did not act,he would be history from 1979.Rawlings did a great work by healing ,educating ghanaians.He leaped from a military government to a civilians.if there was a wound in Ghana's history I'm expecting it to be healed.Look at the Russian Revolutions,the cubans,the wounds are healed.
yes,I learned of same.i was an avid reader of the African Times,a listener of the BBC and other news international.
@@ralphmedley6777Please you are wrong , the wounds of revolution are never healed. Because they always leave a trace which we call poverty. This is what ghana became and still is. By the way many people misinterpret the word revolution. Revolution means change not killings. People will resist change but it doesn't mean you should kill them. Castro's revolution was meant to protect cuba being taking over by the west especially the USA. Rawlings's wanted to take power and kill because of hatred , envy , and power drank. That was him . If he came for the poor , ghana wouldn't have been in the situation in which he left it .
@@jameshanson5561
U name me one revolutions where there is not a killing. I can agree with you when u said revolution mean changes .but in order for the changes its always comes down to kill or be killed . Castro revolutions there was lots of killing ..Grenada revolution lots of killing. Russia revolutions 🇷🇺 just to name a few
Lots of killing
Afrifa cautioned acheampong in a famous letter to the general that, he should be careful with his mismanagement and corruption cos, one day, one of these young soldeirs can seize power and tie them all to the stakes and kill them.... But Gen Acheampong leaked that letter to the public... Lo and behold, afrifa's premunitions came to pass....
Crushed by the intelligence and the police.
Is this the famous Ayensu of Adisco? I heard so many stories about him. Afrifa was killed because of vengeance.
Yes, that's Ayensu of Adisco.
Which vengeance are you talking about, what's did Afrifa do.
Why all this story's re coming out after JJ passed away.?
Yes he is
Sojaba Very well delivered .
Grand Master ....!!!
However beautiful the strategy, one should occasionally look at the end results.
Sojaba’s have learnt not to fight with ones enemy, otherwise we will teach them all our art of war ...
Armed forces children’s association (AFCA )
CALL OUT TO SOJABA’s OUT THERE , COME SHARE YOUR STORY
We belong together , together we serve .
Are children and families of the fallen in action soldiers and generals members of this movement ? If no, then nothing is solved .
We al suffered, however all is passed, we don't wantvto leave in the passed . Change your program to Educational. Thks
Please sister don't say so we are weak as a nation we are constantly forgiven so one day from what you are saying another rawlings will get up kill Ghanaians.
@@jameshanson5561 I agree with you. We should all know where we are coming from. So that we will know where we are going. A certain Rawlings rose to power to sanitize the system off corruption. Today the descendants of his revolution are worse off.
@@anthonyoppong-gyebi2880 who told you that, JJ Rawlings came to clean corruption from Ghana. JJ Rawlings sold all the factories built by Dr Kwame Nkrumah and took Ghana to IMF in 1984.
@@johnnydarren8444 read my comment well. 😊😊😊
@@anthonyoppong-gyebi2880 sorry I agree with you?
Afrifa did nothing wrong but The Son of bitch Rawlings executed him
Go and read Nkrumah's book called 'Dark days in Ghana'. You'll learn a lot about who Afrifa was and how all he did culminate in his execution later by the PNDC government.