Question 1 The National Anthem of Ghana was composed by Ephraim Amu Philip Gbeho Theodosia Okoh None of the above​

Philip Gbeho

Explanation:

The title of the National Anthem of Ghana is "God bless our homeland Ghana" and it was adopted in 1957 when it became an independent country under the British Crown.

In 1957, Philip Comi Gbeho composed the master copy of the National Anthem of Ghana after winning an open competition on the eve of Ghana's independence celebration.

Philip C. Gbeho was a Ghanian teacher, composer and musician. He was born on the 14th of January, 1904 in Vodza, Gold Coast, Ghana and died on the 24th of September, 1976.

During his life time, he was a conductor of the National Symphony Orchestra in Ghana, a director of music and played a significant role in the establishment of the Arts Council of Ghana.

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