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Breakingnews…..Appiah Stadium Causes Arrest Of UPP’s Stephen Kwaku Saahene

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Stephen Kwaku Saahene,2020 Parliamentary Candidate for Bantama constituency on the ticket of the United Progressive Party  in the Ashanti region has been arrested by the Ashanti Regional Police Command.

Source has it that Saahene was arrested after a complain was logged at the regional police command by one Appiah Stadium,a serial caller and a known sympathizer of the biggest opposition party,NDC.
Reasons for his arrest is yet to be established but a reliable source told broadcastergh.com that Saahene had earlier threatened to use pepper spray in the eyes of  Appiah Stadium.
More Soon……
Foster Ayisah
http://broadcastergh.com

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