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Galamsey exposes religious 'hypocrisy' among some christians — Dr Andoh

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

The Chief Executive Officer of St. Georgina Health Care and Consultancy, Dr. Godfred Andoh, has criticised what he describes as religious hypocrisy among some Ghanaians who profess Christianity but participate in galamsey and other activities that damage the environment.

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