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La Traditional Council demands SSNIT documents over Pleasure Beach land claim
Nii Adjei Koofeh IV explained that the government made an acquisition in 1967, with the southern portion of the land being the area SSNIT claims was allocated for the development of the hotel and the beach.
Nii Adjei Koofeh IV further disclosed that the Traditional Council currently has records of 85 vendors operating at the beach who pay rent to the Council.
He said the Traditional Council had exercised control over the beach for years, including collecting rent from businesses operating there.
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