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Ghana's former President, Flt. Lt. Jerry John Rawlings on Thursday visited the C100702 Polling Station at Osu Clottey in Accra to register as a voter through the biometric process.
President Rawlings also took time to interact with friends and admirers many of whom worked at the Castle during his tenure as President.
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