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Nii Doku III supports SHS freshers with school items

Modern Ghana 1 day 1 mins read

The Supreme Head of Gbese Sonmenaa, Nii Doku III, has donated trunks, mattresses and other essential items to students from the Ga Mashie community who are preparing to begin Senior High School (SHS).

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