Hohoe Municipal Chief Executive (MCE), Prosper Kumi, says he is not surprised by findings from Corruption Watch’s investigation into the use of public funds for the construction of astroturf facilities, insisting that residents of Hohoe have long believed the town’s stadium is a state asset.
Hohoe Municipal Chief Executive (MCE), Prosper Kumi, says he is not surprised by findings from Corruption Watch’s investigation into the use of public funds for the construction of astroturf facilities, insisting that residents of Hohoe have long believed the town’s stadium is a state asset.
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