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Npp looses Central region Chairman

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The NPP’s Central Regional Chairman, Robert Kutin Junior, has sadly passed away.

He was pronounced dead around 10:00 pm on Sunday, December 22, 2024, in Accra, after battling an undisclosed illness for seven months

This news was confirmed by the Central Regional Communications Officer, Isaac Mensah, who spoke to Adom News

Kutin Junior had been absent from the 2024 election campaign due to his health issues. He retained his position as the Central Regional Chairman in 2022, beating Joseph Kobina Essibu

Another source also verified this unfortunate news, stating that he had been unwell for some time

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