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Ghanaians possess reacted to Russian Leader Vladimir Putin’s message in order to Ghana as she represents her 65th Independence Day time anniversary. The mixed hysteria stemmed out from the global discontentment all nations have portrayed towards Russia’s invasion associated with Ukraine which has been leading to lack of lives and destruction associated with properties. In a message which usually Vladimir Putin sent with the Russian Embassy in Ghana, Vladimir Putin wished Ghana success. “Please accept the sincere congratulations on the event of the National Holiday from the Republic of Ghana – Independence Day. ”“I desire you good health and every achievement, as well as happiness and wealth to all your compatriots. ”Ghanaians have reacted to the goodwill message from Vladimir Putin by asking him to not vent his anger upon Ghana. The comment area was dominated by worry, sarcasm, and rejection. @godsbonafide wrote: A man who is invading another country isn’t suit to wish us the happy independence day@degreatayax had written: As you wish as well on this day of 65th commemoration of independence, I also request that, no matter how complex the problem is, between Russia plus Ukraine, dialogue and diplomacy is a better option compared to war. Kindly withdraw your own men from Ukraine just for humanity sake. Respectively@MPKwarteng_ published: Thank You Mr. President with this warm message. We are looking towards Russia and Ghana relationships translating into perpetual protection for Ghanaians. @DogbaAlex published: The relationship between Russia plus Ghana should lead to the particular safety of all Ghanaians plus Africans in Ukraine to become given safe passage in order to Russia and send returning to Ghana at no cost to Ghana@mensahdan87 wrote: We take feel sir, abeg don’t brain our president, just perform your thing, the army cars u saw in the news is for video clip don’t get is serious. The 65th Independence Day anniversary has been observed at the Cape Coastline Sports Stadium in the Main Region. A special guest was your Prime Minister of Barbados.