@lordashore: A presentation circulating online has sparked a huge debate after discussing the Yoruba chapter in Ghana’s history and civilisation. History is often more connected than many of us realise. Long before today’s borders existed, people, kingdoms, trade and cultures influenced one another across West Africa. Whether you agree with every historical claim or not, one thing is certain: Yoruba and Ghana share centuries of cultural interaction. Now the question is… 💬 Should African countries do more to teach the shared history between our peoples, or do we focus too much on what divides us? 👇 Let’s hear from #Ghanaians , #Yoruba , #Igbo , #Hausa and every African. #lordashorenigeria