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Traffic, not sour grapes, kept Nana Akomea away from NPP swearing-in

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Traffic, not sour grapes, kept Nana Akomea away from NPP swearing-in

So I knew I had taken the third position, and I was rushing to go for the swearing-in.

Nana Akomea explained that he reached the stadium about 10 minutes after the swearing-in had already taken place.

Newly elected NPP Third Vice Chairperson Nana Akomea has dismissed suggestions that he boycotted the party’s swearing-in ceremony after finishing third in the vice-chairmanship contest.

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