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Joseph Odotei••341 words · 2 min read John Boadu is leveraging his extensive history with Dr. Bawumia to position himself as the ideal candidate to lead the NPP.
John Boadu, an aspiring NPP National Chairman, is emphasizing his long-standing relationship with Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia. This move comes as he seeks
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