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Karen Tei••434 words · 3 min read What made the late DCE so exceptional that the Regional Minister paused to honor him at his final farewell?
Ashanti Regional Minister Dr Frank Amoakohene has paid tribute to the late Ahafo Ano South West DCE, Abubakar Sedik, at his funeral in Mankranso.
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