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Kevin Okyere admits Dubai detention, US$50 million Petraco drawdown

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

In a High Court courtroom where the fight is as much about reputation as it is about paper trails, Kevin Okyere, founder of Springfield, used cross-examination to make a set of admissions that sharpen rather than settle Ghana rsquo;s most politically charged upstream dispute.

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