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Dispute over relocation of deity at Asempaneye Junction slows Big Push Road project
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Dispute over relocation of deity at Asempaneye Junction slows Big Push Road project

Modern Ghana about 3 hours 1 mins read
Dispute between the Enyan Maim Kona No. 1 Ebusua Family and contractors working on the Mankessim ndash;Ajumako ndash;Agona Swedru Road under the Government 39;s Big Push infrastructure programme has delayed work at Asempaneye Junction near Mankessim.

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