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Togbe Sesinu VI of Hoe appeals for support to complete community projects

Modern Ghana about 3 hours 1 mins read

The Paramount Chief of Hoe in the Ho Municipality, Togbega Sesinu VI, has appealed to the Ho Municipal Assembly and the Municipal Chief Executive, Hon. Stephen Adom, to support the community to complete its most prioritized projects.

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