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Joseph Odotei••232 words · 2 min read What led to the tragic discovery of a well-known anti-galamsey advocate in Assin Amoabeng?
A prominent anti-illegal mining campaigner and spiritualist, Baba Ibrahim, also known as Alhaji Nagode, has been found dead in Assin Amoabeng. The
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