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PHONE NUMBERS INTERNATIONAL

GYANKOBO

 Opare 011233 553 550 627 

 Oyie  011233 541 617 756

 Sofo Kilson 011233 245 027 554




MANKESSIM    

 Baawa Joyce  011233 548 88 73 56

 Desiree 011233 559 27 46 63

 Atta Mason  011233  240 85 73 48

 Auntie Esi Mansa  011233 543 46 16 40

 Saansah  011233 20 21 94 075
Abeiku Father B 011233 270 77 85 91 / 011233 243 27 00 71
Ebusuapanyin Kobina Naana   011233 244 17 07 81  /  011233 240 06 20 75
Ekua Atta Comfort 011233 241 22 14 52
Sister Kuukuwa 011233 246 71 91 51
Ama Winneba  011233 576 18 13 08
Ataa Pamfo  011233  277 45 77 24


CHILDREN 

 Gordon  011233 546 60 33 43

 Beesiwa  011233 542 58 10 62

 Akonowa  011233 270 61 23 40



OBIBA
Mercywonders 011233 548 45 15 43

 Lee Serwaa Akoto  011233  244 47 50 51

 Baaba Broni  011233  241 91 94 51

 Maame Serwaa  011233 242 55 30 54

CHDSCGHANA/ICACA SECRETARY

 Felicia 011233 244 47 40 38


FRIENDS EBUSUA

 Bosco 011233 243 41 44 14

 Ashland MEGA 011233 244 56 02 00

 DJ Halleluia- Rev. Jerry Tetteh- 011233 557 37 78 34












CAPE COAST

 Habibaprekese   011233 241 18 49 56

 Gladys Akotokyer  011233 249 9550 30

HIGH SCHOOL 

 Genevieve 011233 243  60 90 29

 Shatta JIA  011233 243 85 44 48 / 011233 206 57 57 50

 Nana Essilfie-Conduah  011233 244 78 78 09

 Agyei-Yeboah Posh Posh  011233 243 31 48 06

 Agyinsam Jukwaa  011233 574 11 76 39

 William Nimfah  011233 202 22 01 16

 Rev. Anthony Mensah  011233 546 19 33 08

 CSP Amoako June July  011233 243 46 46 70

 DSP Efua Sakyiwa Paintsil 011233 208 21 55 75

 Paul Perkoh  011233 244 41 73 46

 Ennuson Jnr  011233 557 60 82 04

 Salami Mumuni 011233 249 08 76 02

 Dawood Saltpond 011233 245 10 38 83












WHO ARE THESE

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