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Ga North Assembly explains why it demolished toilet under Pokuase Interchange

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

The Ga North Municipal Assembly has clarified that the controversial public toilet facility constructed beneath the Pokuase Interchange was not built at the location approved by the Assembly, despite the project having been awarded by the local authority.

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