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Probe alleged military killing of lecturer in Bawku – Kusaug Youth demands

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

The Kusaug Youth Movement has condemned the alleged assault and killing of a lecturer of the Gbewaa College of Education in the Upper East Region. Issaka Abdulai was allegedly beaten to death by military personnel operating in Bawku on Friday, September 11.

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