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PAYOM commends Hajia Halima Mohammed for supporting Paga Community Library

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

The Paga Youth Movement (PAYOM) has commended renowned educationist, international businesswoman and child rights activist, Hajia Halima Sadia Mohammed, for donating books and educational materials towards the establishment of the Paga Community Library.

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