Ghana President JUST OFFICIALLY REVEALED Pathway to Citizenship for African Diaspora

In this video, Ghana President Nana Akufo Addo reveals a pathway for eventual citizenship for the African diaspora. He was speaking in Atlanta with the National Black Caucus state legislators, where he also detailed recent projects in Ghana seeking collaboration and investment with the global diaspora community.

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