Concept:The National Congress of British West Africa (NCBWA) was an early political organisation formed by educated West African elites to advance their interests under British colonial rule.
Explanation:The NCBWA was founded in
1920.
Its founding conference was held in Accra, which was then part of the Gold Coast.
The Gold Coast is the former colonial name of present-day Ghana.
The organisation was led by Joseph Ephraim Casely Hayford from the Gold Coast, together with Dr Akinwande Savage from Nigeria.
Although the NCBWA drew members from other British West African colonies such as Sierra Leone, Nigeria and the Gambia, its headquarters and early leadership were based in the Gold Coast.
Therefore, the correct location of its founding is Ghana.
Answer:C. Ghana