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Dagbon Kingmakers enskin late Ya-Na’s eldest son as Regent; oversees final funeral rites, succession process
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Dagbon Kingmakers enskin late Ya-Na’s eldest son as Regent; oversees final funeral rites, succession process

Modern Ghana about 4 hours 1 mins read
The kingmakers of the Dagbon Kingdom have enskinned the eldest son of the late Ya-Na Abukari II as Regent to oversee the affairs of the kingdom during the transition period leading to the selection of a new Overlord.

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