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Koko seller caught washing feet with sponge allegedly used for customers' bowls

Modern Ghana about 4 hours 1 mins read

A porridge seller locally referred to as 39;Koko 39; seller at Ahodwo in Kumasi has sparked outrage and widespread concern after a viral video on social media allegedly showed her washing her feet with the same sponge reportedly used to clean bowls for serving customers.

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