12K views · 786 reactions | The Ghana Army's Battle Training Camp is set to receive a massive facelift with the construction of a 100 man and 50 man accommodation facilities. The COAS, Maj Gen Thomas Oppong-Peprah cut the sod for the project by Prolicom Plus Ltd, C&J Alaska and Structures and Logistics. | Peace Journal | Facebook

In January 1967, with Nigeria on the verge of breaking apart, top military leaders met in Aburi, Ghana, to try and stop the country from going into full civil war. The peace talks lasted two days — January 4 and 5 — and brought together leaders from both the Federal side and the Eastern Region. Among them were Lt. Colonel Yakubu Gowon, Nigeria’s Head of State, and Lt. Colonel Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, Governor of the Eastern Region. The meeting was hosted by Ghana’s Head of State, Lt. General

3K views · 42 reactions | Ghana transitions from Military rule to civilian rule after the June 4 1979 coup by the Armed Forces Revolutionary Council AFRC. #Ghana #History | GoldCoast Ghana | Facebook

Footage of Ignatius Acheampong, the military Head of State of Ghana, opening the nation's first agricultural fair in Accra in October 1974. The event was organised to showcase the success of "Operation Feed Yourself", a key part of Acheampong's doctrine of national self-reliance. | Ghana Facts & History