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INUSAH MUSAH••739 words · 4 min read The recent NPP executive elections in Central Tema are facing significant challenges, raising questions about their legitimacy.
Some stakeholders of the NPP in Central Tema have rejected the results of Saturday's executive elections. They argue that the election was conducted
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