Chicago, March 6, 2025: Today, we are not just celebrating another milestone , but 68 years of triumph, resilience, and undying progress since Ghana emerged as the first sub-Saharan African nation to declare independence. This isn’t just an anniversary—it’s a testament to our unwavering spirit, boundless potential, and rich cultural heritage. With hearts full of pride and minds focused on the future, let’s reflect on the sacrifices of our brave forefathers, honor our vibrant traditions, and recommit ourselves to unity and development.
In an inspiring address to the Ghanaian community in Chicago, President Kassim Abubakari of the Ghana National Council , GNC, delivered a powerful message brimming with hope and determination. He urged Ghanaians, both at home and abroad, to continue uplifting our nation, supporting one another, and striving for excellence in all facets of life.
“As we celebrate this momentous occasion, let’s remember the tenacity of our ancestors and the rich tapestry of our culture,” Abubakari stated. “Whether we are on Ghanaian soil or part of the vibrant diaspora, our shared heritage and collective ambition unite us. Together, we can achieve greatness and ensure a prosperous future for generations to come.”
But that’s not all—this year, the celebration takes a modern twist. Chicago will mark Ghana’s 68th Independence Day with a special virtual celebration on Saturday, March 8, 2025, from 4 PM to 5 PM. This innovative event promises to bring together Ghanaians from all walks of life for an hour of unity, culture, and reflection. Join the celebration live on YouTube at this link, and be a part of this historic moment as we honor our past and look forward to a bright future.
Let us march forward with renewed vigor and a steadfast commitment to excellence, embodying the spirit of Ghana wherever we go. Here’s to 68 years of freedom, and to many more years of progress and unity.
For more information and updates, follow the Ghana National Council on social media.
Source: GNC .
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