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August 30, 2026|05:12

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Pragia driver reportedly beaten to death afterGH¢1,500 sales shortfall

Modern Ghana about 3 hours 1 mins read

A 30-year-old pragia driver, Akolbila Blessings, popularly known as Jah Bless, from Dulugo in the Bolgatanga East District of the Upper East Region, has reportedly been beaten to death over an alleged GH cent;1,500 sales debt.

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