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Eventually, the fake sticker will cost you more money, more stress, more time, and get you in trouble with the law. Get genuine motor insurance from NSIA for true protection and peace of mind. – at Accra, Ghana
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Jorge Jesus a chegar à conferência de imprensa com a carta que o Ronaldo lhe deu para ler:
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When you treat a woman too well, she doesn't think you're amazing. She thinks she is.
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The Caribbean’s investment moment is now!
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How government employees look at you when you genuinely inquire about the services they are employed to offer
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You get from the week what you invest into it. May this one be your best of August, as you give it your best shot. Remember to stay protected with NSIA Insurance. – at Ghana
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The moment Unity Hall, Conti KNUST arrived at the great Hall for the National Youth festival.
#KNUST #CampusHypeCrew🇬🇭
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Joe Cole tried to start that conspiracy theory nonsense and Mikel Obi shut him up. Mikel has won my respect from today
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The disrespect you people have for R9 dey funny me pass. Ɛnyɛ mo fault. CR7 is top 5 without question. Plus wins on longevity. Nanso boot for boot diɛ…nokware no yɛ baako pɛ.
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January 12, 2007
A Ghana Air Force Mi-17 helicopter crashed at Adukrom in the Eastern Region of Ghana while transporting the casket of Air Marshall Michael Akuoko Otu, former Chief of Defence Staff, from Burma Camp, Accra, for burial in his hometown. During a landing attempt at Adukrom Methodist Park, where family, mourners, and dignitaries awaited, the helicopter grazed a church, struck a Tigo communication mast and a tree, and crashed, bursting into flames shortly after.
All 13 passengers and 5 crew members escaped unharmed, but Air Marshall Otu’s remains were incinerated in the blaze. A military pathologist retrieved the ashes, which were interred in a family vault following a burial service on January 13, 2007, at Adukrom Bethel Presbyterian Church. The cause of the crash remains unclear, with harmattan haze as a possible factor.
























