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Joy Sports sources in Kumasi can confirm that one of Hearts of Oak’s most vociferous supporters, Kwaku Adusei popularly known as "kanawu" has passed away.
Adusei, has been one of the club's strongest supporter of the 2000 CAF Champions League winners Hearts of Oak in the Ashanti Region.He will be remembered for always rallying Phobia supporters in Oseikrom against Kotoko on match day.
The vociferous "Kanawu"died in the early hours of Thursday, after a short illness at the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital(KATH).
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