This council said could cascade into a full scale continental prosperity revolution to eradicate the bondage, shackles and indignity of extreme poverty from Ghana and Africa.
"Only then can the independence celebration of Ghana become manifestly meaningful," it said in message signed by Dr Koku Adomdza, General Secretary to mark Ghana's 53rd independence anniversary.
"Ghana at 53 is significant in many ways within the context of the total liberation of the African continent, "it said.
The statement said On 6th March, Ghana boosted the historic legacy of Dr Nkrumah's, which facilitated the decolonisation process in Africa.
The council called for a radical paradigm shift of the mindset of Ghana as beggar poor nation to one blessed with an arsenal of natural, human and intellectual resources.
"We propose that Ghanaians must undergo a liberation paradigm shift. We have no business harbouring a neo-colonialist mentality.
"Secondly, we must attain unequivocal clarity that Africa's economic prosperity lies in the hands of African minds, leadership and hands."
The statement called for a national progressive patriotic Investment package that centres on the Ghanaian national interest - flag, emblem, anthem and people.
"We must remember that the architects of Ghana's political independence envisaged political decolonisation as a means to attain economic prosperity.
"Ghanaians must attain crystal-clear clarity that in order to defeat poverty, Ghana must industrialise through a technological, scientific, academic and industrial revolution and move away from a supplier of raw materials into exporter of manufactured goods.
"Ghana's Eurocentric educational institutions must change into agencies of technological and scientific change that propels national prosperity development… oriented to resolving priority problems that afflict Ghana first and foremost."
It said President John Evans Atta Mills Brand Ghana initiative must take the comprehensive proposition into account.
The statement said Ghanaians have sufficient talent to lead the African industrial revolution of the 21st Century and manufacture all the goods that the country import at exorbitant foreign currency premium - from heavy to light machinery, from oil rigs to submarines, from medical equipment to computer micro chips.
"Ghanaians must remember that the previous generation bequeathed to contemporary Ghanaians political independence at great sacrifice. It is our responsibility to bequeath economic prosperity to the future Ghanaian generation. This is how Ghanaians can bring fitting meaning to the memory and celebration of 6th March 1957."
