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An error on a 'Year of Return' sash presented to the Prime Minister of Jamaica has generated social media trolls with some describing it as an embarrassment to the country.
President Akufo Addo last week was in the Caribbean where he held bilateral talks with Andrew Holness.
At the end of the two days visit, the President seized the opportunity to invite Jamaicans to the Year of Return celebrations and presented a beautifully designed sash with the inscription, YEAR OF RETURN. But guess what? RETURN was spelt RETUNR! instead of RETURN.






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