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54-year-old Parkinson’s patient seeks N65m for brain surgery • Adeleke to meet Osun security chiefs over cult killings • Minister highlights FG’s education reforms in Rivers • 'Traditional military leadership in Ga Mashie was division-based' — Supreme Head of Gbese Sonmenaa • KAIPTC deepens traditional leaders’ capacity for peacebuilding • Philanthropist donates refrigerator, voltage regulator to Ho Market Fire Post • “We don’t have money to fuel DRIP equipment” — Bongo DCE tells Namoo Assemblyman • Education Minister commissions multipurpose hall at Forces Senior High Technical School • Obi will sweep South East votes in 2027, says Igbo group • US mission mourns victims of Ondo air crash • Abia specialist hospital records first brain surgery • 'That road is my sweat; If you doubt let’s swear” — Pusiga MP Fires back at critics over Mandago-Yariga, Widana road projects • Teacher strike disrupts academic activities in Upper East schools • Environment Minister calls for environmental issues to be prioritised in security planning • Ablakwa inspects visa application conditions in over 20 missions in Accra • Retrieve guns from civilians to curb crime in Kusaug — Upper East Police Commander appeals • Akwa Ibom approves N50,000 ‘wardrobe allowance’ for 20,000 teachers • Four injured in multiple crash involving truck, bus, nine motorcyclists in Lagos • FG launches 2026 oil licensing round, offers 40 blocks to investors • Nigeria’s current account surplus to hit 6% of GDP in 2026 – World Bank • 54-year-old Parkinson’s patient seeks N65m for brain surgery • Adeleke to meet Osun security chiefs over cult killings • Minister highlights FG’s education reforms in Rivers • 'Traditional military leadership in Ga Mashie was division-based' — Supreme Head of Gbese Sonmenaa • KAIPTC deepens traditional leaders’ capacity for peacebuilding • Philanthropist donates refrigerator, voltage regulator to Ho Market Fire Post • “We don’t have money to fuel DRIP equipment” — Bongo DCE tells Namoo Assemblyman • Education Minister commissions multipurpose hall at Forces Senior High Technical School • Obi will sweep South East votes in 2027, says Igbo group • US mission mourns victims of Ondo air crash • Abia specialist hospital records first brain surgery • 'That road is my sweat; If you doubt let’s swear” — Pusiga MP Fires back at critics over Mandago-Yariga, Widana road projects • Teacher strike disrupts academic activities in Upper East schools • Environment Minister calls for environmental issues to be prioritised in security planning • Ablakwa inspects visa application conditions in over 20 missions in Accra • Retrieve guns from civilians to curb crime in Kusaug — Upper East Police Commander appeals • Akwa Ibom approves N50,000 ‘wardrobe allowance’ for 20,000 teachers • Four injured in multiple crash involving truck, bus, nine motorcyclists in Lagos • FG launches 2026 oil licensing round, offers 40 blocks to investors • Nigeria’s current account surplus to hit 6% of GDP in 2026 – World Bank

October 6, 2026|18:40

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Beposo Ankaasehemaa sounds alarm over breast cancer, urges early detection and immediate medical care

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

Beposo Ankaasehemaa, Obaapanin Akua Nyanta Oforiwaa, has issued a strong call for increased breast cancer awareness, early detection and timely treatment as the world marks October Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

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