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Gbese Mantse, Nii Ayi Bonte II has declared that the Ga Traditional Council will take back from government all lands that belong to the chiefs and people of the Ga State for development.
According to him, previous governments and the current government have taken over most of the lands of the Ga State which they need to take back and use for developmental projects.
Nii Ayi Bonte II made the disclosure when a Non Governmental Organisation (NGO), Classic Ladies of New York based in the United States donated wheelchairs, crutches and armpit crutches worth $5000.00 to the physically challenged in the Ga State.
Nii Ayi Bonte II also cautioned politicians to be disciplined when speaking in public especially in the run-up to elections, adding that the people of Ghana must vote for someone who will work in their interest and not a selfish president.
A founding member of the Classic Ladies of New York, Elfreda Bebe Alowodor said the donation was part of their contribution to the well-being of the people of the Ga state.
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