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GoldBod withdraws bid for 3-acre Parks and Gardens land at Cantonments
The decision comes after strong public reaction to the proposed arrangement, which would have seen GoldBod obtain the land in exchange for constructing a new administrative headquarters and ancillary facilities for Parks and Gardens.
The Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod) has abandoned plans to acquire about three acres of land belonging to the Department of Parks and Gardens at Cantonments in Accra for the construction of its permanent headquarters.
Mr Gyamfi thanked the Department of Parks and Gardens for its cooperation during the discussions and formally asked that the matter be considered closed.
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