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Three jailed up to 22 years for robbery at Adansi Akwaaku

Modern Ghana 29 days 1 mins read

The Bekwai Circuit Court has sentenced 3 persons to between 20 and 22 years rsquo; imprisonment with hard labour for their involvement in a robbery at Adansi Akwaaku near New Edubiase in the Ashanti Region.

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