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Cape Coast Teaching Hospital midwife installed Paramount Queen Mother of Gomoa Ajumako

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A staff midwife at the Cape Coast Teaching Hospital, Madam Josephine Efua Baawa Arthur, has been installed as the Paramount Queen Mother (Omanhenmaa) of the Gomoa Ajumako Traditional Council, with the stool name Nana Efua Oponse Krampah I.

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