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“Any Police Officer or Soldier who is man enough should come and arrest me” – Galamsey operator

Modern Ghana about 3 hours 1 mins read

A galamsey operator has reportedly challenged police officers and military personnel to arrest him as he continues his illegal mining activities, warning that anyone sent to stop him risks losing their life.

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