A vigorous campaign initiated last week for reparations to Africa in support of the decades-old push for the continent to be compensated for colonisation, slavery and other dehumanising injustices on the people has generated some interesting reactions from the public.
The campaign followed President John Dramani Mahama's call at the recent AU Summit in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, for reparations to Africa to compensate for injustices perpetrated against the continent and its people.
Read also: Pan-African movement key to drive reparations agenda The views from random interviews with the public were varied.
Joseph Adama, a businessman, argued that: "The call for reparations to Africa and Africans is a just and necessary demand.
