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‘You lie too much’ – Watch as NPP vice chairman is confronted over Accra-Kumasi railway claim

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‘You lie too much’ – Watch as NPP vice chairman is confronted over Accra-Kumasi railway claim

“In the history of Ghana, the NPP is number one party when it comes to making railways attractive… The trains go to Kumasi, they go to Takoradi,” he was saying, but the interviewer did not allow him to land.

Do trains go to Kumasi?

He claimed that the previous NPP government built the most railway lines to many areas in the country, including Kumasi and Takoradi.

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