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Family of Gbewaa Training College lecturer killed by curfew soldiers vows legal action after autopsy

Modern Ghana 1 day 1 mins read

The family of Issaka Abdulai, a lecturer at Gbewaa College of Education who allegedly died after an encounter with military personnel in Bawku, is considering legal action if a special autopsy confirms that he was assaulted.

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