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Lithium Mining in Aboakyer Forest Effutu MP once again denies masterminding issuance of license Member of Parliament for Effutu Alexander Afenyo-Markin has assured constituents the Sacred Aboakyer Forest will be protected from mining activities. #GHOneNews

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Under his watch vodaphone office stops operating in winneba, under his watch è sports college in winneba collapsed.. inasmuch as many admires him 4 his “good works” which mostly from his own pockets, he literally has no pull in his govt. He’s powerless within his own govt.

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Ghana @gold2 年前

He is scared of loosing his seat

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JohnBosco AKORTIA✌2 年前

All this Npp and it’s surrogates know is elections, power and thievery… tweaaaa

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kojo Gogetit2 年前

Time will tell!

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Blockwura2 年前

He’s talking like nobody knows Winneba

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TsaaTsɛ2 年前

He’s talking like his boss

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HAKUNA MATATA 🕯️2 年前

He is lying 😭..

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I.B.R.A.H2 年前

Gyimi gyimi I blame their constituents

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PERSON PIKIN 🇬🇭2 年前

😂😂😂soldiers will come and beat you people soon

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l'mtheIstephens🇬🇭2 年前

Lies!

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