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Faridatu Seidu••409 words · 3 min read Why is this MP giving boarding essentials to hundreds of fresh SHS students?
Ing. Yao Gomado, MP for Kadjebi-Akan, is distributing mattresses and trunks to over 600 new SHS students.
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