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President John Evans Atta Mills will undertake a working visit to the Volta Region from Friday April 17 to Sunday 19.
During his visit the President will inspect development projects in the region.
He will meet with various interest groups and attend a durbar of
chiefs and people of the Volta Region in Ho on Saturday, April 18 2009.
A press release by Presidential Spokesperson, Mahama Ayariga in
Accra on Thursday said President Mills will return to Accra after attending a church service on Sunday.Source: GNA
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