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'We remain grateful for the enduring legacies they left behind' — Omane Boamah's family at one-year memorial

The one-year commemoration brought together government officials, religious leaders, family members and members of the public to honour the memory of the eight individuals and reflect on their contributions to national service.
Delivering the family’s memorial reflections at a national inter-faith memorial service on Thursday, August 6, a family representative Charles Ohene Oti said the past year had been marked by deep grief and loss.
The memorial service marks one year since the Ghana Armed Forces Z-9 helicopter crashed in the Adansi Akrofuom District of the Ashanti Region while travelling from Accra to the Ashanti Region.
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