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Nii Kwabena Bonnie III, also known as Kwamla Theodore Taylor, was a prominent Ghanaian traditional ruler and activist who advocated for the rights of his people on the Gold Coast, a British colony in West Africa.
In 1947, he led an anti-inflation campaign in response to the inflated prices of European-imported goods, rallying support for a boycott nationwide. His influence extended internationally, hosting dignitaries and making history as the first Gold Coaster to tour Buckingham Palace in 1925.
Despite facing challenges, including the dismissal of student participants in the boycott, his legacy endures as a symbol of resilience and advocacy for social justice in Ghana's history.
Explore the life of Nii Kwabena Bonnie III below.
