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The Ghana Armed Forces has denied allegations that it is indiscriminately selling its lands to private developers.
A group of retired soldiers this week made the accusation and warned of dire consequences if the practice is not stopped.
But in a statement, the Armed Forces says the allegations are "either false or half-truths".
According to the statement signed by the Acting Director of Public Relations, Lt Col E Aggrey-Quashie, the retired soldiers did a poor job by not exhausting all the avenues available to them to address their grievances.
Click to read the full statement from the Armed Forces.
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