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The residents of Kasoa-Obom in the Central Region have once again benefitted from the benevolence and outreach of businessman and pastor, Rev. Abbeam Ampomah Danso.
Rev. Abbeam, who resides in the area has over the years made efforts to create a hub for the community by providing some amenities to improve the lives of the people.
His latest contribution was the construction of a vast market for the people. The market would serve as a major point where goods and services would be delivered.
Although it is yet to be finished some of the people have started using the facility, which is expected to be completed by December 2020.
Rev. Abbeam already has set up a University in the community, the Abbeam Institute of Technology, which has garnered such critical mention and prominence since its establishment.
The Institute is a registered foreign tertiary Institution, which is also duly registered by the National Accreditation Board of Ghana and affiliated to internationally recognized Institutions.

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