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Luv FM’s Old Skuulz reunion is currently underway at the Ridge Park in Kumasi where old students from the various Senior High Schools and Halls of the various tertiary institutions are reminiscing and re-living the good old days.
The old students are engaging in various competitions like ‘jama’, tug of peace, high jump, five aside football competition and many more.
For live pictures of the activities at the Ridge Park click this link
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