Ghana At 68: Adorable Little Boy Leads His School Parade, Video Evokes Laughter

• A young Ghanaian boy mesmerised netizens after a video of him leading his school's Independence Day parade surfaced online
• The young man energetically led his schoolmates on the march, but was later seen looking helpless with his hands on his head
• His reaction during the event triggered hilarious reactions from netizens who expressed their views in the comments section

An adorable young boy has warmed hearts after a video of him leading his school parade during Ghana's 68th Independence anniversary.

Dressed neatly in his school uniform, the young boy showed remarkable composure and leadership as he guided his fellow pupils during the procession, proving that even at a young age, the spirit of patriotism is alive and well.

The footage, which has been widely shared on platforms like TikTok and X, showed the boy marching in perfect rhythm while some students behind him carried his school’s placard.

His enthusiasm, coupled with his serious dedication to the role as a leader, has melted hearts across the country.

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However, after the young man warmed hearts with his performance, he was later spotted standing helpless with both hands on his head, as if in despair.

Many Ghanaians who came across the video could not hide their joy, leaving positive comments praising the young leader.

Watch the video below:

Netizens react to young boy at march

Netizens who saw the post about the young boy expressed mixed reactions in the comments section.

While some commended his leadership, others laughed over his reaction after leading his school team.

@Kaliscogh wrote:

"After marching and still realize Ghana has still not developed."

@Lawson_111 wrote:

"Ghana will humble you. W'abr3 egu kwa."

@Master Key wrote:

"How can a girl ask me for her independence day gift 🤔...Adɛn wo papa ka ho na wɔgyee Ghana sii hɔ anaa."

@Stephen Kwesi Nyarkoh wrote:

"Kwame Nkrumah no suffer pass this boy."

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@fabregas wrote:

"Madam meet me in court my son can not sleep."

@Fellamens wrote:

"The way he will sleep today no."

@Jeun wrote:

"Commander- in-Chief of the Ghana Armed Forces."

@Maryann Nkem wrote:

"Abeg make una give that boy food."

@Akua Konadu Sika wrote:

"He's like I have collected my eyes top I'm tired mpo."

@Esi Benz wrote:

"Chair man is waiting for Yogote and pie."

@aniajufor wrote:

"Commander boham."

@Ligir Ginkor wrote:

"Kwame Nkrumah de as3m b3 ba hooo."

Ghana celebrates 68th Independence Day

Ghana marked its 68th Independence Day on March 6, 2025. The day was commemorated with a small event at the presidency, unlike previous years where grand parades were held for the celebration.

The government, before the event, explained that it was aimed at cutting costs and saving the country huge sums that would have been wasted on the event, resulting in a smaller commemoration than before.

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Past and present state dignitaries including former presidents Nana Akufo-Addo and John Agyekum Kuffour were among guests, with schools commemorating the day in their way by organising scholar parades.

Proofreading by Bruce Douglas, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.

Source: YEN.com.gh