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Luhuor flood victims raise concerns over NADMO relief distribution process

The affected residents alleged that the registration exercise required beneficiaries to present a Ghana Card, while those without the national identification card were asked to find persons with valid identification to guarantee for them before they could be registered.
He explained that both the Ghana Card and the Voter Identification Card were accepted during the registration exercise to facilitate the accurate capture of the names and details of affected residents, noting that some victims were unable to provide their full names correctly.
Responding to the concerns, Mr Eric Doku Abayateye, the Ada West District Director of the NADMO, denied claims that the registration exercise was conducted solely using the Ghana Card.
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