45 Years On: Memories of Ghana 1979 | Mary Ama Soma Otoo 

She Loves Music. In The Eighties (80s) We Used To Visit Her To Sing To Her Hearing During Festive Season. She Was( Is) Apt And Lovable. My Late Father Use To Be Preparing Her Furniture And Repairing Any Broken One's. Very Honest And Kind Hearted Woman. Stay Strong And Healthy And Enjoying, Mummy.

A very powerful woman like that. God bless you mum.

Wooww... You can't hate this woman. Thank you Kafui for bringing this woman. She's just amazing

I would love to sit at her feet and listen to all the stories and histories. Such a phenomenal woman!!!!

I love this woman. Her pronounciation, her sharp memories, her dynamism even at this age. What a strong woman !

such energy: she has good memory, is alert and has a strong voice even at that age. May God give us long life.

Ama Soma… what a storied life! Not all people are ordinary indeed. Salute to you, grandma.

Am very inspired by the wisdom and knowledge of this woman good bless her we should love our country that's all we have

Hope she writes a book about her life. Excellent job, Kafui.

Kafui we need more of these in Interviews

This Grandma is terrific. She reminds me of my late Grandma, Abena Gyamfuah, of blessed memory ❤❤❤

❤❤❤what a very interesting lady very intelligence hard working and loyal to her country I love her poetry and love and dedication for her country she is very truly blessed at her age with great memories❤❤😊😊

Poor Kafui, he wanted to end the conversation but he didn't know how because MAma Soma wouldn't stop talking 😂😂😂❤

Indeed a great woman !! Great Mychisco!!!

Watching with a smile from Canada 😊…I miss home

My child international school has pass through great woman

Great interview Kafui. Nkrumah never dies. He is very impactful.

Yes, she was a well known woman at Essikadu. Very helpful.

Wow. This is beautiful and such personalities must be celebrated more. God bless you grandma and Efo Kafui for always taking us down the history line.

I can't stop listening to Ama Soma! Great interviewer! We need to hear these stories first hand;document them as well. She is a special human being. 'Gifted and Talented' are not found only in schools.

You're a true Fante woman, what a discipline!!

What a vivacious personality! As always, great job Kafui! She reminds me of my grandmother. Truly enjoying this interview and I’m not even half way through 🎉

Another great interview boss Kaf

Kafui conduct an interview again on her solely on nkrumah. She has lot to say of which we can learn from... Many of the things she didn't want to say concerning Nkrumah's personality, his impact on her and what he stood for. we need to know and learn the history.

As old as this woman is, still remembers most of the poems and song at her time. Well done grandma Ghana needs selfless leaders and not what we are seeing.

Great job, brother! God bless you. We needed these sessions. ❤

Lovely one there. Grandma, as we affectionately call her. You've been a blessing to us through the school. Mychisco, show the way !!!

What an awesome woman❤

Amazing how sharp she is

The results of Honesty and kind-heartedness in our ears. Unlike the greed and dishonesty we see nowadays. God surely responds to us accordingly.

Great woman ❤

I went to her school in Kasoa ,she made us paint. YES I can paint. Decline is an understatement😂

Can a street in Secondi be named after this illustrious woman to immortalize her for the role she played during the Liberation Struggle? Kafui Dey, kindly take this up for us. Thank you

I see why Grandma always made us the boarders paint

@kafuideymcdey Please can you do an interview with a person who went to achimota in the 50s and 60s to know how it was to be admitted to this great school

She served the father of the land faithfully (Kwame Nkrumah) therefore the motherland smiled at her anytime she fell. She's loyal woman to Nkrumah

Eiii, hmmm Ghana now.

Kafui,you know how to interview people like Ama Soma.They have a lot to say;they are passionate about what they've got to say. Great in getting Ama Soma's story out so well. Please document this,thanks.

Wow what a woman

Kafui Dei, please let Ghanaians know more about Prime Minister K A Busia and Ceremonial President Edward Akuffo Addo, 1969 to 1972. Prominent Ghanaians above the age of 70 can help us with that history.

Smart grandma

I was living in her area Auntie Ama Soma is her name

Ghanaians in general are patriotic in party politics and religion and football spectators but the loyalty by businesses to stop hoarding and caring for state property is not there. Destroying the country.

Today's youth is most coward