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Defence Minister inspects Ajumako Military Barracks project, reaffirms commitment to military expansion

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

The Minister for Defence, Kenneth Gilbert Adjei, has inspected ongoing construction works on the Ajumako Military Barracks in the Central Region as part of efforts to strengthen Ghana rsquo;s military infrastructure and expand the presence of the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) across the country.

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