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Presidential candidate of the United Front Party in the 2012 elections, Kwasi Addai, is to pay 12 rams and seven hundred Ghana cedis cash for invoking curses.
The Asantehemaa's court imposed the fine at the preliminary hearing of the case at the Manhyia Palace in Kumasi.
Mr. Addai , also known as Odike invoked the spirit of Antoa Nyamaa river god on Kumasi Mayor, Kojo Bonsu, and Asokwahene, Nana Fe Baamoah the second, over a disputed land.
His party has since slapped an indefinite suspension on him for his conduct officials describe as ''appalling and an embarrassment to the image of the party''.
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