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NFF Sacks Super Falcons Coach • Resident doctors commend Uba Sani for prioritising healthcare workers’ welfare • FG targets $750m investment with new national cloud policy • Customs hands over seized arms and ammunitions to NCCSALW • ‘Our father is battling Stage 4 cancer’ — Ogogo Hassan’s daughters reveal, seek treatment options • Abiodun congratulates Adeleke, praises Tinubu for providing level playing field • Tinubu’s reforms push FAAC allocations above N2trn monthly – Oyedele • Senator Dickson appoints Steve Nwosu, others as aides • Security failure? Interior chiefs on the spot over Homa Bay chaos • Rubin Colwill’s last-gasp free-kick earns Cardiff dramatic point against Wrexham • Hospitals refusing to treat our father, Nollywood actor Ogogo’s daughters cry out over stage-four cancer • Bayelsa: Education fund partners British Council to train 400 teachers • Nine top security hotspots to watch across Nigeria as SBM flags areas at risk of fresh violence • CBN’s discount window rules drive Naira to five-month high • King’s College concession sparks mass protest threat • FIFA chief sacked after criticism of Gianni Infantino’s World Cup sell-off plan • Coventry City Confirm Signing Of Taiwo Awoniyi • Colwill’s last-gasp free-kick earns Cardiff dramatic point against Wrexham • Super Eagles, Super Falcons, Others’ Revival: Bazuaye Offers Blueprint, Demands Roles for 1985 Eaglets • Osun poll shows opposition needs single candidate to defeat Tinubu – SDP • NFF Sacks Super Falcons Coach • Resident doctors commend Uba Sani for prioritising healthcare workers’ welfare • FG targets $750m investment with new national cloud policy • Customs hands over seized arms and ammunitions to NCCSALW • ‘Our father is battling Stage 4 cancer’ — Ogogo Hassan’s daughters reveal, seek treatment options • Abiodun congratulates Adeleke, praises Tinubu for providing level playing field • Tinubu’s reforms push FAAC allocations above N2trn monthly – Oyedele • Senator Dickson appoints Steve Nwosu, others as aides • Security failure? Interior chiefs on the spot over Homa Bay chaos • Rubin Colwill’s last-gasp free-kick earns Cardiff dramatic point against Wrexham • Hospitals refusing to treat our father, Nollywood actor Ogogo’s daughters cry out over stage-four cancer • Bayelsa: Education fund partners British Council to train 400 teachers • Nine top security hotspots to watch across Nigeria as SBM flags areas at risk of fresh violence • CBN’s discount window rules drive Naira to five-month high • King’s College concession sparks mass protest threat • FIFA chief sacked after criticism of Gianni Infantino’s World Cup sell-off plan • Coventry City Confirm Signing Of Taiwo Awoniyi • Colwill’s last-gasp free-kick earns Cardiff dramatic point against Wrexham • Super Eagles, Super Falcons, Others’ Revival: Bazuaye Offers Blueprint, Demands Roles for 1985 Eaglets • Osun poll shows opposition needs single candidate to defeat Tinubu – SDP

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Bongo: Completed Gurigo mortuary abandoned for six years, families still travel to Bolgatanga

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

A completed mortuary at Gurigo in the Bongo District of the Upper East Region has remained unused for more than six years, forcing bereaved families in the district to continue travelling to Bolgatanga for mortuary services despite public funds having been invested in the facility.

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