Cape Coast MP Donates Wheelchairs for Physically Challenged Athletes

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Member of Parliament for Cape Coast, Mr. Ebo Barton Odro made true to his promise that he would do his best in helping the physically challenged athletes in the metro area. This was made known on a prior visit. This is a great help in the development of wheelchair basketball in Cape Coast. At the [...]


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