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Paakesedo Nsona Royal Family Wins Case; Court Bars Dickson from Parading as Ebusuapanyin

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

The High Court in Mankessim has ruled that Mr. Kojo Ankomah Dickson is not the legitimate Ebusuapanyin, or head, of the Paakesedo Nsona Royal Family of Mankessim. Delivering judgment, His Lordship Justice Jonathan Avogo, PhD, upheld a writ of summons filed on March 5, 2026, by the leadership of the Paakesedo Nsona Royal Family challenging Mr.

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