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Caleb Ahinakwah••664 words · 4 min read A prominent youth advocate is stepping up to vie for a key NDC regional position, signaling a potential shift in how the party engages its younger
Hamza Ayembilla Inusah, former TEIN-KNUST Vice President, has declared his intention to run for NDC Deputy Youth Organiser in the Ashanti Region.
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