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N/R: Juteeb family calls for restraint in Sanguli Chieftaincy dispute

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

The Juteeb Royal Family of Sanguli in the Northern Region has called on all parties involved in the Sanguli chieftaincy dispute to exercise restraint and allow the Judicial Committee of the Dagbon Traditional Council to conclude the case.

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