Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams honors Ghanaian-American leaders on Independence Day

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Photos: Isseu Diouf Campbell

Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams honored several Ghanaian-American leaders during a celebration held on Ghana’s Independence Day on March 6, 2020 at Brooklyn Borough Hall.

This year’s honorees are:
Dr. Osei Tutu
Owusu Anane
Nana Boakye Yiadom
Christian McKenzie Agbavor
Yaw Mensah Asante
Nana Agyeman
Mrs. Elizabeth Andoh
Grace Ocansey
Adelaide Agyemang
Isaac Babu- Boateng
Olivia Frempong
Adonai MAGAZINE
Darryl K.Taylor Sr.
Jani Issa

Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams honors Ghanaian-American leaders on Independence Day

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