In a jaw-dropping recount of Ghana’s 1979 military coup, veteran Shasha has revealed an unusual but strict regulation: soldiers were not allowed to keep empty bottles at home. According to Shasha, the bizarre rule was part of tight security measures meant to prevent misuse, sabotage, or even hidden weapons during the tense political upheaval.
The revelation has stunned history enthusiasts and social media users alike, sparking curiosity about the extraordinary precautions taken during one of Ghana’s most turbulent periods. Shasha’s firsthand account gives a rare glimpse into the strict discipline and unusual rules that defined the military at the time.
This incredible tidbit reminds everyone that history often hides strange yet fascinating details—and the 1979 coup is no exception.
