Founder's Day

Founder's day >A wind of gratitude is waving >River of love is dancing, exhibiting wonderful styles whiles meandering >Cloud of commemoration is drifting. >All to say ‘’ayeekooo’’ >’’Osagyefo y3 ma W'amo’’.. >The throne is set, come and receive a panegyric >You are a relic in our memories >Posterity will always judge in your favor >A man of wisdom and valor. >You fought covertly or overtly for then progeny's emancipation >That fight had made us a proud generation. >Your were the torch of your mother, >Your contemporaries can't gainsay. >Your foresight laid the foundation for your mother's future. > You started building the walls that projected your magical plan's picture. >Your confidence was willing to leave no stone unturned >Alas, nature sent you to the urn. >Great dreams stuck in the skull >If you can hear me, speak through a necromancer. >We have missed the great voice of an orator. >Even if your phonetics can’t do, let us feel through your kinesics >We will love you until our hearts are no more >Your mother will remember your sacrifice until she closes her memory's door. >You indeed are a founder. >We salute your charisma. >Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, ‘’mo ne adwuma’’ >’’S3 3nn3 y3rehyir3n s3 nsroma’’ >’’3y3 wo mm)denb) ntiaaa.’’ >We respect today. >Because it is your day. >Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah >’’Mo mo mo’’ >We salute.