Wow 😳 Accra life in 1959 enobi easy 😁😁

[@profewiase]

99% of these people are gone by now. They never thought their future generations will be watching them some day to come. Rip to them all including my dad😢😢

[@samuelabass5658]

I don't know how much videographers and photographers were being paid back in the days, these footages are timeless and priceless😊

[@nanaopsem8693]

You know, in those days, Ga lands were sold to only GaDangmes. Then, intermarriages with other tribes diluted and diminished this Gadangme tradition. East Legon was the villages of the La people. Mainly cattle rearing areas. Airport, Dzworwulu, ablenkpe , kwabenya, agbogba, haatso, madina etc areas were osu peoples' villages. Achimota, Tesano, ofankor, pokuase, amasaman beyond were Ga mashie villages. Adjiriganor, ashale botwe including what they now refer to as East Legon hills were all Nungua peoples' villages. Good old Accra. We had so much fun. Agbogba was the death barn in those days.

[@Layoobi]

Agbogba was a La village, including so-called Madina, Shiashi, Legon, Oyarifa, Adenta, Amrahia, etc...

[@oliviasena4157]

Wow

[@GodsgiftTv123]

Best of the best olden days fashion on point 😂

[@Esther-e8n]

We need more of these types of videos. Very interesting and educative. GOD BLESS YOU

[@GOLDCOASTHISTORYTV-l2d]

More to come!

[@sandraseidu2360]

I really such videos... Kudos.,.. you've gained one more subscriber today🎉🎉❤

[@GOLDCOASTHISTORYTV-l2d]

Thanks so much 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@rodneyb3362]

This is so amazing. Thank you for putting this together.

[@aapcghana8451]

I need a Time Machine…I want to go back to 1959. We are Ghanaians. But those were different type of Ghana, strong, brave, courageous and fearless. Not today 2024😢

[@GOLDCOASTHISTORYTV-l2d]

Aww hmm please call me when the machine is ready 😂

[@kakrajunior1066]

Days of knowledge and intelligence. Our current state is in deplorable conditions. Our rivers now are all destroyed

[@giftylarbi1347]

The citizens think about the country and respect each other.

[@talksportgh1928]

Priorities are all messed up

[@rebeccabernasco]

THANKS FOR TAKING ME BACK TO MEMORY LANE❤❤😅😅😅😅😅

[@GOLDCOASTHISTORYTV-l2d]

You're welcome 🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@GOLDCOASTHISTORYTV-l2d]

Keep watching, liking and sharing 😉

[@Colmissionfoundation]

My mother was born in 1955. It's nice to see the Ghana she saw growing up.

[@broaikings9527]

all these Bedfords ,Demnnn gone are the days,Miss my childhood

[@caracas787]

Very interesting look forward to seeing more

[@GOLDCOASTHISTORYTV-l2d]

Thanks alot for the feedback appreciated

[@NattyBongo-v1d]

Nice video and very memorable days.

[@charlottedoe3467]

Those were the days l was at NTC K.BU from 1960 wow😂the dress style for ladies was flair with gathers we really showed off😂

[@linda_asiamah9228]

😂😂😂

[@raymondtendau2749]

No smart phones, no internet, laptops etc....was just reality over everything.

[@GOLDCOASTHISTORYTV-l2d]

Everything was real

[@rossenburg]

Those days if you no get ahboi or Afro then u be John waaa😂😂

[@IsaacGbornor-r1f]

This Radio Presenter is the Champion ,that time 😀😀😀👍👍 he speaks Dutch great

[@AbayomiFalodun-g4z]

Very interesting video. We need more of this about yesteryears

[@GOLDCOASTHISTORYTV-l2d]

More to come!

[@mikemate536]

Who watching this wishes their Grandfather or Grandmother had the foresight in 1959 to purchase at least 50 plots of land in East Legon and then started developing that land in the 80s. It would have been litigation free by then.

[@talksportgh1928]

Hmm 🤔

[@kofiarthur3749]

It's not too late you can also buy 50 plots today and leave for your kids to benefit 60 years later.

[@ayam419]

​@@kofiarthur3749 dassor😂

[@mikemate536]

@@kofiarthur3749 but where though?

[@AppiahBa]

I know that police officer in uniform personal he was my mate then In school, he's died but I that God he let me come back to life 😂😂😂

[@RosemondNsowah]

Good job for this video , gone are the days❤

[@georgeagyekum3475]

Congratulations,..congratulations.. great work done.I simply love it 👏 👏 👏 ❤

[@GOLDCOASTHISTORYTV-l2d]

Thank you so much 😀

[@mikelantern148]

The nation was organized, neat and clean. Citizens looked respectable and went about their duties with pride. Today that drunkard Napo has the courage to disrespect Nkrumah. Considering the institutions Nkrumah built within his era, our current Ghana should be able to match it and do better considering advanced technology and industrialization but we can’t brag about much improvements since Nkrumah era. Ghana was on a good trajectory, and what happened??? Tribalism, jealousy, and greed filled the hearts of those who disliked Nkrumah.

[@adamuben-mahmoud4505]

We let partisanship - the lack of objectivity - in the Nkrumah years, ruin or forward match.

[@anstaranstar]

That's nonsense. At that time PARENTS TOOK CARE OF THEIR CHILDREN BY CUSTOM. ELDERLY RESPECT WAS VALUABLE. RESPECT FOR AUTHORITY( CHIEFS, TEACHERS,POLICE, ELDERS , REAL PASTORS AND PRIESTS). NO FOREIGN MIXERS.....ALL PURE GHANAIAN....NO IVORIAN ASIEDU NKETIA...NO. NIGERIANS IN OUR GOVERNMENT. ALL THESE VIRTUES WERE DESTROYED BY TOGOLESE JERRY RAWLINGS...... FAKE GHANAIAN

[@sandraseidu2360]

I really such videos... Kudos.,.. you've gained one more subscriber today🎉🎉😂

[@profewiase]

Wow, listen to their beautiful English accent, very close to the British accent. How did we lose that accent?

[@GOLDCOASTHISTORYTV-l2d]

I guess it's the inflax of Western culture and etc

[@patrickagyei6547]

Oh most of this people are dead and gone hmmm life.

[@bosby8742]

Charlie more of such videos😅😅😅

[@talksportgh1928]

Will do thanks for watching. And keep sharing the word 😊

[@mikemate536]

@@talksportgh1928kindly tell me where to get more of such videos

[@GOLDCOASTHISTORYTV-l2d]

I hear you boss

[@DikernyGlobal]

It was all smooth and peaceful, uuunnntiiiiill 😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@GOLDCOASTHISTORYTV-l2d]

Until mugus and opanas came around

[@Noble724]

Really sad the state affairs now due to HORRIBLE leadership. Something needs to change for the sake of our children and grandchildren.

[@bridgetagbee-bamfo4351]

Priceless ❤

[@AfricaNetworks-dq4co]

This is real Social , Political and Economic History which must be kept forever and ever. Now it will be better to see the contrast to Europe at the same time to illuminate what Europe did, and are still doing to Africa. Should we still continue to follow what they tell us?????

[@davidoblirev7130]

Beautiful compilation 😊

[@GOLDCOASTHISTORYTV-l2d]

Thanks a lot 😊 bossu

[@masterberen6121]

I have never shared a video of any content creator buh even without completing halfway the video, I have shared and downloaded it…. Such a nice Caption, am subscribing right away

[@talksportgh1928]

God bless you for doing that dear ❤️🙏

[@GOLDCOASTHISTORYTV-l2d]

Thanks for sharing

[@dannykwane1180]

the more things change, the more they stay the same. very educative. thanks for the upload

[@GOLDCOASTHISTORYTV-l2d]

Very true

[@benjamin1234777]

wow l remember the bone shaker car hahahaha gone are the days oooooohhhhh

[@talksportgh1928]

Did you ever sit in or ride in one ? 😅

[@benjamin1234777]

@@talksportgh1928 yeah l ride in one from my home to Accra

[@DonBeatsz]

I saw one this year when i Visited ghana 1 0r 2 still on streets

[@benjamin1234777]

@@DonBeatsz yes some people still use it very strong car

[@auntiebhronie4515]

Yesoo chale, I remember paaa, bone shakers are fully air conditioned, 😁😁😁😁

[@rossenburg]

The love Nkrumah had for us is just insane! Unlike our current leaders

[@KarineLajoie-ne9xp]

Accra has always been crowded, we need a second capital town

[@globalcetzen5271]

But it was clean then…

[@Layoobi]

I thought Kumasi is the 2nd capital city of Ghana? I hope they move the capital out of Accra so the Ga-Dangme people can have all their stolen lands back. 😊😊

[@georgeaddisonministries6186]

Everything was serene, conducive and clean

[@GOLDCOASTHISTORYTV-l2d]

The key was discipline, discipline

[@oneone7522]

The country was onto something then

[@AWOFOFORMBARadioTV379]

Great video

[@thebioreligiotomist1939]

Thanks for bringing history to life. I really enjoyed it man.💥💙

[@GOLDCOASTHISTORYTV-l2d]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@kingneltty3084]

All this time Nigeria was not born yet but they still don't respect 😂😂😂😂

[@GOLDCOASTHISTORYTV-l2d]

Hehehe

[@davidquartey]

Nice video. It will be great if the music isn't added so we can hear the sounds of the environment

[@talksportgh1928]

Well noted thanks 😊

[@GOLDCOASTHISTORYTV-l2d]

Ok next time

[@RinnyOkas-od1lp]

All was calm , peaceful, everything was at its pace.. till the western started invading and corrupting our leader😢

[@augustinasarpong8719]

Am telling you paaaa 😢😢😢😢

[@veraaddoyobo8482]

You can't always blame the West, we also drop the ball

[@anabapeter9507]

You won't see anyone in this video holding mobile phones, cherishing them more than human beings. They were naturally connected.Good old days!

[@GOLDCOASTHISTORYTV-l2d]

That's how it's supposed to be actually

[@EmmanuelUssher]

We would also gone and remember the same

[@GH-homeofreturn]

I've learned that road traffic congestion in Accra has always been a menace.

[@m.cdeborde8483]

😂

[@sylvia3062]

Exactly my thoughts too

[@globalcetzen5271]

After over fifty years we can’t make the same statement and be considered a serious nation… this was barely two years after independence … we should have expanded our commuting systems over the subsequent years…

[@michaelayivi4743]

Did I hear the popipopi sound of yoghurt or my ears are just deceiving me?😂

[@leslieasiedu7047]

Walayi...nothing has changed

[@GOLDCOASTHISTORYTV-l2d]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@reparations9910]

❤💛💚

[@MaxDailys]

The man who spoke German has seriously motivated me

[@davidquartey]

@@MaxDailys motivated you in what way?

[@MaxDailys]

@@davidquarteyam actually learning German language that why at times it feels difficult

[@davidquartey]

@@MaxDailys You can do it. All the best

[@mumrikamorin5895]

Super, Yeboah hat bis Lektion 30 durchgehalten. Das ist mindestens Level B 1.❤❤❤❤❤❤ Herzliche Grüße aus 🇩🇪

[@MaxDailys]

@@davidquartey that all I needed to hear I appreciate

[@gracekisiagyeman4682]

I am watching this and wondering what they were thinking at the time. Thank them for preserving a country for us to inherit. It is sad to see today's people destroying it for their selfish interest. #EndGalamseyNow

[@mrw1762]

Almost everyone in this video is probably dead, just wondering.

[@talksportgh1928]

Maybe 🤔

[@veraaddoyobo8482]

The babies are all grandparents now

[@scipioafricanus9841]

Oh Ghana, what happened to you? You've grown to be so so bush 😢

[@nancyoforiwaa9235]

So all the children's in the video are my grandmother's and grandfather's wow

[@divaprettyakakapequeen9438]

Remember those days that we had one radio and tv stations. No telephones but people communicated anyway. But watching this video gives me mixed feelings. The colonizers didn’t plan to develop our country, they just stole to make future better for their citizens. When you consider the number of years they benefited from the continent and barely did much to prepare us for the future. Only Cape Coast the first capital, Accra, Kumasi, Secondi Takoradi, Tarkwa and few other places saw some kind of development. We as people failed miserably by falling into their traps by eliminating Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah. They knew how weak minded we were because we sold our own people so they knew our independence wouldn’t amount to nothing. We can’t blame them either! We’ve to put on our boots strap and go to work just like everywhere else.

[@GOLDCOASTHISTORYTV-l2d]

You're very right 👍 and good comment

[@RichardTakyi-o3x]

The Kwame Nkrumah s GHANA then

[@josephquaye5155]

The only progression we have made since from that period to this time is that, we have not made any progress at all

[@sayhi2kojo1]

Pragya was already here and has come back

[@GOLDCOASTHISTORYTV-l2d]

Hahahahaha

[@leslieasiedu7047]

How and why was the shadrach guy speaking german...what does german language have to do with old ghana

[@AppiahBa]

😢

[@hetty7891]

Why was the guy speaking fluent Dutch??😮 wow Is sad but this video makes you realise nothing has changed a lot, we still live in era of Nkrumah the only difference is more corruption and some few modern skyscrapers 🙄.

[@djzlatan1gh]

poor description about locations names

[@Burobee]

Sadly it was all good. Then the colonialist left and the chaos slowly began

[@oceejekwam6829]

Accra was a sprawling city way back then too.

[@GOLDCOASTHISTORYTV-l2d]

Yep it surely was back then but it's a big mess now because of lack of city planning

[@Mr101065]

Accra was beautiful and clean until the Asantefuo moved there to learn Civilization

[@amaampomapapabi]

Wei nyinaa 3ka s3n

[@AWOFOFORMBARadioTV379]

Oh why?

[@EricAgyeman-q3f]

Ah why 😂

[@scipioafricanus9841]

​@@amaampomapapabiPlease speak English. Not everyone here understands that jungle lingo.

[@stephenntim4348]

What civilization,it was clean because the white people just left, everyone knows the gas are dirty than the asantes, Kumasi was far better despite government help.that is why queen Elizabeth named it garden city, we came to teach you how to own your country.