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Hundreds of families are expected at this year’s Joy Fm family party in the park at the Legon botanical gardens tomorrow.
The event, which undoubtedly has become the biggest family outdoor event, is designed to foster close family ties being lost to pressures of work.
Senior Sales Manager of Multimedia Group Limited, Maxx Fugar said “All is set for the nation’s biggest family-oriented event – Joy FM family party in the park which comes off tomorrow...”
“We’ve crossed all the Ts an dots, all the Is. We are sure to give our participants an experience they will never forget. So come and have fun...”
He emphasised that “...A family that plays together stays together.”
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