In a striking display of patriotism and precision, security personnel and school cadets participating in Ghana’s 68th Independence Day parade formed the number ‘68’ as part of the celebrations at the Jubilee House.
The symbolic formation honoured the country’s 68 years of independence, showcasing national pride and unity.
The display was one of the highlights of the scaled-down commemoration, which was held at the seat of government instead of the traditional Black Star Square.
The government had earlier announced a modest celebration to cut costs while maintaining the significance of the day.
The parade, featuring disciplined march-pasts and coordinated formations, was attended by President John Dramani Mahama, Vice President Prof. Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang, former presidents, traditional rulers, and members of the diplomatic corps.
The moment drew applause from dignitaries and attendees, reflecting the spirit of resilience and progress that Ghana has upheld since gaining independence in 1957.
As the country marks this milestone, the symbolic ‘68’ formation stands as a reminder of Ghana’s journey and the collective aspirations of its people toward national development.
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