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'Traditional military leadership in Ga Mashie was division-based' — Supreme Head of Gbese Sonmenaa

Modern Ghana about 4 hours 1 mins read

The Supreme Head of Gbese Sonmenaa, Nii Doku III, has provided clarification on the traditional military and political structure of the Ga Asafoatse (War Captains), particularly within Ga Mashie and the Gbese Traditional Area.

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