Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia joined the Veterans Association of Ghana (VAG), to mark the 71st anniversary of the Christiansborg crossroad shooting.
The ceremony involved a simulated re-enactment of what took place on February 28, 1948.
Unarmed ex-servicemen were marching to the seat of government to present a petition to the then governor of Gold Coast, Sir Gerald Creasy when they were shot at by the police.
Sergeant Adjetey, Corporal Attipoe, Private Odartey Lamptey were killed.
Find the pictures of the ceremony below
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