Osudoku traditional area clarifies status of Dorsi-Animile's family's chieftaincy

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NII ADDO AYIKUSHI 1 year ago

Oh my people again. You've sold all our lands to nonnatives just to marry more women and quaff alcohol and now fighting over what?

Oh my people again. You've sold all our lands to nonnatives just to marry more women and quaff alcohol and now fighting over what?
Strange the Jackson Report is now relevant 1 year ago

I hope the Tetteh Ngwah family lands at Akuse will now receive the attention it deserves. Why has the findings of our case against the few individuals of the Buam clan been shelved? Why have a few selfish individuals being, a ...
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I hope the Tetteh Ngwah family lands at Akuse will now receive the attention it deserves. Why has the findings of our case against the few individuals of the Buam clan been shelved? Why have a few selfish individuals being, allowed to run around stealing land belonging to other families when clearly the contents of this same Jackson report prove our case against these land grabbers? what is good for goose is good for the gander.
Strange the Jackson Report is now relevant 1 year ago

It is strange the Jackson Report is now relevant and its contents is being referred to to clarify the issue of Osudoku chieftaincy dispute.
Why is the reference to facts contained in the same document being ignored when the ...
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It is strange the Jackson Report is now relevant and its contents is being referred to to clarify the issue of Osudoku chieftaincy dispute.
Why is the reference to facts contained in the same document being ignored when the Tetteh Ngwah family of Akuse refer to evidence contained in the document to back their claim for land they own?
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Osudoku traditional area clarifies status of Dorsi-Animile's family's chieftaincy

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