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MP, Greater Accra Kusasi Chief lead calls for GCB Bank branch in Garu

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

The Greater Accra Kusasi Chief, Naba Billia Ti?win Alhaji Faisel Mahama Abugri, has underscored the urgent need for the establishment of a GCB Bank PLC branch in the Garu District, describing it as a critical step toward accelerating economic growth and expanding financial inclusion in the area.

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