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La residents petition Mahama over Laboma, Kajano and Labadi Beach demolitions

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Hundreds of protesters from La communities have petitioned President John Dramani Mahama over the demolition of businesses at Laboma, Kajano and Labadi Beach, demanding compensation and government intervention to address the loss of livelihoods. The demonstration, dubbed “Aaagbe Wɔ”, meaning “They a

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La residents petition Mahama over Laboma, Kajano and Labadi Beach demolitions. Hundreds of protesters from La communities have petitioned President John Dramani Mahama over the demolition of businesses at Laboma, Kajano and Labadi Beach, demanding compensation and government intervention to address the loss of livelihoods. The demonstration, dubbed “Aaagbe Wɔ”, meaning “They a Covered by 1 publications. MyJoyOnline: La residents petition Mahama over Laboma, Kajano and Labadi Beach demolitions.

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  1. MyJoyOnline Ghana La residents petition Mahama over Laboma, Kajano and Labadi Beach demolitions Hundreds of protesters from La communities have petitioned President John Dramani Mahama over the demolition of businesses at Laboma, Kajano and Labadi Beach, demanding compensation and government intervention to address the loss of livelihoods. The demonstration, dubbed “Aaagbe Wɔ”, meaning “They a 21 h ago · Tier 3

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