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JoySports’ Daniel Koranteng has married his long-time girlfriend, Mysie Asare.
The duo tied the knot at the Life International Church at Tema on Saturday, November 18, 2023.
The ceremony was graced by family, friends and colleagues.
The event was a colorful one with friends from the journalism fraternity including Joy FM, Citi FM among others joining in the celebration.



Friends and fans of Daniel's exploits in the media also took to social media to celebrate the new union.



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