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The Ghana@50 Secretariat on Monday requested all Ghanaians born on Ghana's Independence Day - March 6, 1957- to submit copies of their birth certificates to the Secretariat by January 31, 2007.
A statement issued by the Secretariat in Accra said submissions could be made in person to the Secretariat located in the Arch of the Independence Square or by express mail to the Chief Executive of the Ghana @ 50 Secretariat.
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