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Residents of Old Tafo Zongo in the Ashanti Regional capital; Kumasi, accuse successive governments of neglect as they lament poor drainage systems in their community.
They say there is a deliberate attempt to leave them with no development while new settlements are receiving an infrastural facelift.
The residents are calling on authorities to act alleviate their woes as the situation gets worse by the day.
On Joy News Agenda, Mohammed Nurudeen got up close and personal with some of the residents.
Watch his report below:
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