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A group of Ghanaian drivers who are stranded in Saudi Arabia are appealing urgently to government to help them come home.
They want President Mills to direct officials of the Ghana Mission in that country to assist them return home.
The drivers have been stranded in the Arab country for 8 months. Kweku Obeng-Adjei has more.
Play the attached audio for a report by Kwaku Obeng Adjei
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