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Faridatu Seidu••219 words · 2 min read Discover how a local MP is tackling infrastructure challenges in schools and what this means for student welfare.
John Dumelo, the Member of Parliament for Ayawaso West Wuogon, has addressed a critical need at Roman Ridge M/A Basic School. This initiative
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