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TWO INSTITUTIONS HONOURS SAGNARIGU MP. Confederation of Governance Assessment Institute and Bureau of Research on Governance, Commerce and Administration and the World Dipl Dawenya Police Accused of Endangering Lives, Forcing Illegal Towing Fee A group of passengers, including journalists, have accused officers of the Dawenya Divisional Police C "MPs Urged to Showcase Local Treasures: Afenyo-Markin Calls for Intra-National Tourism Boost" Minority leader, Osahen Alexander Kwamena Afenyo Markin has challenged member

TWO INSTITUTIONS HONOURS SAGNARIGU MP. Confederation of Governance Assessment Institute and Bureau of Research on Governance, Commerce and Administration and the World Dipl

TWO INSTITUTIONS HONOURS SAGNARIGU MP. Confederation of Governance Assessment Institute and Bureau of Research on Governance, Commerce and Administration and the World Diplomatic Federation has bestowed the "National Progress & Human Capital Catalyst honour to the member of parliament for Sagnarigu, Hon Atta Issah. After a great assessment the two institutions concluded that the MP has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to improving lives by building healthcare centers, providing portable water and constructing classroom blocks. According to Superintendent Isaac Rockson, the spokesperson for the World Diplomatic Federation, this honoring award is for the outstanding contribution and promoting the fugu as a global costume to boost our economy and create jobs. In response, the first timer majority member of parliament for Sagnarigu, Hon Atta Issah advocated for more schools, more teachers and better equipped hospitals. He said they have so much potential in the agriculture s

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TWO INSTITUTIONS HONOURS SAGNARIGU MP.

Confederation of Governance Assessment Institute and Bureau of Research on Governance, Commerce and Administration and the World Diplomatic Federation has bestowed the "National Progress & Human Capital Catalyst honour to the member of parliament for Sagnarigu, Hon Atta Issah.

After a great assessment the two institutions concluded that the MP has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to improving lives by building healthcare centers, providing portable water and constructing classroom blocks.

According to Superintendent Isaac Rockson, the spokesperson for the World Diplomatic Federation, this honoring award is for the outstanding contribution and promoting the fugu as a global costume to boost our economy and create jobs.

In response, the first timer majority member of parliament for Sagnarigu, Hon Atta Issah advocated for more schools, more teachers and better equipped hospitals.

He said they have so much potential in the agriculture sector and he's eager to work with our farmers to increase production and create jobs.

He thanked H.E John Dramani Mahama and the majority caucus for their enormous support.

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