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A staff of Multimedia Group, Charles Narh with regret announce the demise of his beloved father Mr Henry Nii Noi Narh.
Funeral Arrangements are as follows;
Burial Service: Thursday, March 25, 2021 At The Calvary Baptist Church, Adabraka, Accra at 7:00am To 9:00am
Attire: Black and White
You may reach Charles on 0247936590 or charles.narh@myjoyonline.com
ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED!
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