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The Ghana Academy of Arts and Sciences (GAAS) hosted its 2025 Occasional Lecture on Thursday, June 19.
The lecture was presented by Yaw Nsarkoh, former Executive Vice President of Global Markets at Unilever.
The theme for the lecture was "Iniquities of Inequity in Our Santa Claus Democracy.”
Adomonline’s photojournalist, Joseph Odotei, was at the event and captured the evening’s conversation.
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