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• prophet mohammed was a sick dog 7 months ago

  Quran. is. toilet paper .

  Quran. is. toilet paper .

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• Atta Kay 7 months ago

  Those villages used to be a hidden ground for Ewe /Ayigbe Thieves who come to UG campuses to terrorise students.Thank God KPMG has built a school for their children. They shouldn't copy Rawlings they shd go to school.

  Those villages used to be a hidden ground for Ewe /Ayigbe Thieves who come to UG campuses to terrorise students.Thank God KPMG has built a school for their children. They shouldn't copy Rawlings they shd go to school.

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• FOYOOSIS 7 months ago

  Judging from your statement, you are a product of the UG, staff member or a resident and this is all you have to say about a group of people? The initiative itself is a good one but I don't think Anumle is part of Kissemah as ...
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  Judging from your statement, you are a product of the UG, staff member or a resident and this is all you have to say about a group of people? The initiative itself is a good one but I don't think Anumle is part of Kissemah as alleged in the reportage.
  
  The Anumle community is an enclave on its own, separated between Kissemah by road. Anumle is a community sandwiched in-between the borders of the Achimota School property and the road that leads to the UG campus.
  
  Can one say that Anumle is part of Kissemah?

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• Dossah 7 months ago

  It's very unfortunate for Attah Kay to publish such irresponsible comments. It's a shame.
  Kudos to KPMG.

  It's very unfortunate for Attah Kay to publish such irresponsible comments. It's a shame.
  Kudos to KPMG.

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• Kofi 7 months ago

  Good work by KPMG. The government of Ghana would have charged ten times the cost for that service. Individuals and corporations should undertake such Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives instead of giving the fun ...
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  Good work by KPMG. The government of Ghana would have charged ten times the cost for that service. Individuals and corporations should undertake such Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives instead of giving the funds to governments to do them.
  We're grateful to the staff of KPMG.

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• Chris 7 months ago

  Thank you guys

  Thank you guys

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