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Richard Nii Armagh Quaye marks Homowo with scholarship launch and citywide drinks distribution

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Richard Nii Armagh Quaye marks Homowo with scholarship launch and citywide drinks distribution

President of RNAQ Holdings, Richard Nii Armah Quaye, has marked the 2026 Homowo celebrations with a donation to the Ga Traditional Council and a commitment to establish an educational fund to support brilliant but needy students from the Ga and Ga-Dangme communities.

Speaking during the , Mr Armah Quaye said his support for the Ga community was not limited to the financial donation for the festival.

Mr Armah Quaye, through the RNAQ Foundation, made the donation on Saturday, August 8, during a courtesy to the Ga Paramount Stool House, where he met the Ga Mantse and presented cash and drinks in support of the annual Homowo festival.

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