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The chief of Alakple Torgbi Kporku says the people of the Volta Region will respond to anybody or group of people who intend to undermine the peace of the country.He said the people of the region will live and read the obituaries of those fomenting troubles in the country.Torgbi Kporku was addressing the chiefs and people of Anlo at Srogbe where 4 chiefs and a queen mother were outdoored.He said the people of Anlos are peace loving people and will not start a war but when attacked they will not raise cudgels, nor fire guns but they will survive every attack of the oppressor.
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