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    BREAKING NEWS: GNAFF PRESIDENT INVOLVES IN FATAL ACCIDENT:

    HON JUSTICE BAFFOUR AWUAH 0246-930931By HON JUSTICE BAFFOUR AWUAH 0246-930931June 11, 2024 Agriculture
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    BREAKING NEWS:
    GNAFF PRESIDENT INVOLVES IN FATAL ACCIDENT:

    Ghana National Association of Farmers and Fishermen(GNAFF) is shocked and saddened to announce that our President, Nene Terkperte Agbleze, was involved in a near-fatal accident this very morning on the Koforidua-Magazine road.

    While on his way to visit his daughter in school, the Somanya Trotro driver crashed, leaving him severely injured and hospitalized. We are grateful that he is receiving treatment and pray for his speedy recovery.

    We condemn the reckless driving and call for immediate action against the driver. We also urge the authorities to address the deplorable state of our roads and ensure the safety of all road users.

    Our thoughts and prayers are with Nene Agbleze and his family during this challenging time. We wish him a swift recovery and return to his duties as CFAG President.

    Signed,
    PRO
    FARMER GENERAL NANA OBOADIE
    GHANA NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FARMERS AND FISHERMEN
    0246707391

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