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Faridatu Seidu • 20 Apr • 274 words · 2 min read
Why does the Local Government Minister think chiefs deserve more compensation for their role in development?
Local Government Minister Ahmed Ibrahim has emphasized the crucial role of chieftaincy in Ghana's development. He suggests that traditional leaders should receive better compensation for their efforts - but why now?
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