Remembering shapes our position in the world. A network of recollections that symbolise our relationships and history underpins our experience of a continuous self.
The norms and values of the society in which we live, as well as the results of our socialisation, are ingrained in our memories. Indeed remembrance is emotional, remembrance is love.
Bro. Samuel was sighted attending the 78th Remembrance Day service, which Ghana hosted at the Christiansburg War Cemetery, as a member of the diplomatic corps.
Subsequently, he proceeded to exchange pleasantries and sought guidance from Ex WO 1 Joseph Hammond, a distinguished soldier who served in both World Wars at the time.
Bro. Samuel signed the commemoration book on behalf of the young people of Ghana and all of Africa.
As usual, his close friend and brother in leadership and diplomacy, H.E Crusader General Delasi Justice Havi, was with him at the event.