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Afro-Arab CEO offers to help Mahama deliver 200,000 affordable homes

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Afro-Arab CEO offers to help Mahama deliver 200,000 affordable homes

President John Mahama and Afro-Arab CEO Ambassador Alhaji Salamu Amadu The President and Founder of Afro-Arab Group of Companies, Ambassador Alhaji Salamu Amadu, has offered to support President John Dramani Mahama’s housing agenda as part of efforts to deliver 200,000 affordable homes across Ghana.

By offering to support the President’s housing vision, the Afro-Arab Group founder hopes to contribute to an initiative that could expand homeownership opportunities, create jobs and support growth in the construction and real estate sectors.

Ambassador Salamu Amadu’s pledge to help President Mahama become known as “John the Builder” underscores his willingness to contribute to the delivery of affordable housing and support efforts to improve living conditions across the country.

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