Sam George Accused Of Allegedly Detaining Asafoatse Nartey Wayo Akamisah II Over Land
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Sam George Accused Of Allegedly Detaining Asafoatse Nartey Wayo Akamisah II Over Land
The Minister for Communications and Digitalisation and Member of Parliament for Ningo-Prampram, Samuel Nartey George, has been accused of influencing the arrest and continued detention of Asafoatse Nartey Wayo Akamisah II, Head of the Djangmaku Weguam Family of Ningo, over a disputed parcel of land in the Greater Accra Region.
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Sam George Accused Of Allegedly Detaining Asafoatse Nartey Wayo Akamisah II Over Land
The Minister for Communications and Digitalisation and Member of Parliament for Ningo-Prampram, Samuel Nartey George, has been accused of influencing the arrest and continued detention of Asafoatse Nartey Wayo Akamisah II, Head of the Djangmaku Weguam Family of Ningo, over a disputed parcel of land in the Greater Accra Region.
AREF 2026: Housing Ministry, Nilex, Golkey, REAC Chart New Path
The Minister for Works, Housing and Water Resources, Kenneth Gilbert Adjei, has declared that Africa’s next housing and urban development must deliver affordability, liveability and resilience, and that innovation must never come at the cost of identity. Speaking at the inaugural Africa Real Estate Festival (AREF) 2026 in Accra on
Twi version of Rev. Osei Kofi’s audiobook to be released soon
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