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"Arrest contractors of Achimota–Ofankor road over potholes" – Kofi Gharbin urges Roads Minister

Modern Ghana 1 day 1 mins read

Ghanaian actor and comedian Kofi Gharbin, popularly known as Mr. Happiness, has called for the arrest of contractors responsible for the poor state of the Achimota ndash;Ofankor road, describing the situation as unacceptable despite repeated repair works.

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