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The official residence of the Western Regional Sports Development Officer Mr Beresford Amui was completely razed down by fire on Wednesday afternoon.
This unfortunate incident comes few hours after the Western Region's Sports Development officer dropped a bombshell that all national stadia must be converted into theathres due to the low income generation of football activities.








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