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Asogli Yam Festival

Togbe Afede XIV

Asogli Palace rejects gift from Ken Ayapong ahead of Yam Festival

September 10, 2022 Editor 0

Leaders of the Asogli Palace on Friday, denied Hon. Kennedy Agyapong entree to the Paramount Chief of the Asogli Traditioanal Area Togbe Afede XIV, as […]

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