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President Nana Akufo-Addo is promising brighter days ahead for all Ghanaians as Ghana joins the world to celebrate Christmas.
Even though he is aware of the challenges that have plagued Ghanaians over the past eleven months under his tenure, the president says he will devote his energy towards creating a free and prosperous nation for all.
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