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Big Push Road project slows amid dispute over relocation of deity at Asempaneye Junction

According to the family, the road alignment was altered by Messrs E-Speedway Construction Limited to eliminate a dangerous sharp curve, making it necessary for the deity to be moved to a different location to allow construction works to continue.
Madam Kwansima stressed that the family supported the road project and only wanted the matter resolved peacefully and in accordance with custom.
However, after consultations with a fetish priestess, the family is demanding close to GH¢9,000 to cover the cost of customary rites required for the relocation.
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