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Atronie residents honour Alexiboam for helping to end 30-year chieftaincy dispute
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Atronie residents honour Alexiboam for helping to end 30-year chieftaincy dispute

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read
The chiefs and people of Atronie in the Sunyani Municipality have expressed gratitude to businessman and Chief Executive Officer of Alexiboam Company Limited, Alexiboam, for his role in helping to resolve a chieftaincy dispute that divided the community for about 30 years.

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