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A New Patriotic Party delegation led by the party's Chairman Freddy Blay on Tuesday signed a book of condolence opened at Multimedia HQ in honour of the late Kwadwo Asare Baffuor Acheampong, popularly called KABA, who died Saturday morning at the Korle-bu Teaching Hospital in Accra.
The delegation included John Boadu, who is acting General Secretary, National Youth Organizer Sammy Awuku, Anthony Adomako Barfi, member of NPP Communications Team, Mame Afua Akoto, Deputy Director of Microfinance and Small Loans Centre MASLOC and Abankwah Yeboah National Treasurer.
Captain Smart, a host of Adom Fm (Dwaso Nsem) briefs the delegation
Emma Morrison, Head of Joy Business and other Multimedia staff exchange greetings with members of the delegation
Chairman of NPP Mr Freddy Blay, (middle) John Boadu, National Youth Organizer, (left) Mr Abankwah Yeboah, (3rd left) National Treasurer.
Members of the Multimedia Group exchange gretings
Mr Freddy Blay and a member of the delegation
Mr Adomako Barfi and Mame Afua Akoto Deputy Director of MASLOC
Sammy Yirenkyi, (right) Programs Director of Asempa FM where the late KABA was working
Captain Smart
Mr. John Boadu signs book of condolence
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