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Mortal Remains Of Raphael Dwamena Arrives In Ghana; Funeral Date Revealed

Mortal Remains Of Raphael Dwamena Arrives In Ghana; Funeral Date Revealed

Mortal remains of the  late Ghanaian striker, Raphael Dwamena, has arrived at the Kotoka International Airport in Accra on Friday evening November 17.

The body was received by the family of the late footballer. The family are yet to decide the funeral date of the late striker.

On November 11, 2023, during a league match in Albania, the 28-year-old striker, Raphael Dwamena, tragically collapsed on the field and died. Let’s take a look at some revelations and mysteries behind his demise.

Mortal Remains Of Raphael Dwamena Arrives In Ghana; Funeral Date Revealed

This is not the first time collapsing on the field. Raphael Dwamena’s heart issues had resurfaced, sparking discussions about his decision to continue playing despite his health challenges.

The talented attacker’s unwavering dedication to his childhood dream of reaching the highest level of football seemed to outweigh concerns about his well-being.

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Dwamena faced a setback in 2018 when a medical examination for Brighton revealed his heart problems, causing a failed transfer. Despite this, he had a remarkable season with FC Zurich, coming close to a £13.8 million Premier League transfer that ultimately fell through.

Opting for La Liga, he signed a four-year contract with Levante, but after a challenging first season, he was loaned to Real Zaragoza in July 2019. A subsequent cardiac diagnosis led to his release from Zaragoza, but Dwamena, determined to continue playing, chose to undergo an implanted cardioverter-defibrillator in January 2020.

Returning to the field with Danish club Vejle Boldklub in August 2020, Dwamena expressed optimism about his situation, citing his faith in God’s care for his heart. Despite media reports, he remained resolute, emphasizing that God, not humans, protected his emotional well-being. His unwavering belief in returning to the field guided his decisions, even in the face of differing medical opinions.

However, a second heart condition diagnosis two months later led to the termination of his contract. After over a year away from the game, Dwamena joined Austrian club BW Linz in June 2021 but experienced another heart incident in November of the same year during an OFB Cup match. Recovering from an “electric shock” delivered by his defibrillator, he expressed determination to undergo further checks and potentially return to the field.

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Despite rumors of retirement, Dwamena joined Albanian club Egnatia in December 2022, concluding his professional career on a positive note. He finished the 2023–24 season with an impressive record of 12 goals in 12 games and one assist, leading his team in goals scored.

Theresa Kufuor’s funeral in Kumasi today

Theresa Kufuor’s funeral in Kumasi today

The funeral follows her interment last Thursday after a Memorial Mass and State Funeral at the forecourt of the State House.

A spokesperson for the family told the Daily Graphic that the funeral will be held at the Heroes Park in Kumasi.

He said the family would also attend a Thanksgiving service at the St Peter’s Cathedral in Kumasi tomorrow.

State ceremony

On Thursday, November 16, the journey to eternal rest for Theresa Aba Kufuor, wife of former President, John Agyekum Kufuor, started at the State House in Accra.

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The ceremony was interspersed with the singing of hymns, wreath-laying and reading of tributes.

The remains of the former First Lady were transported immediately after the Mass to Kumasi in the Ashanti Region for the final stage of the three-day funeral at the Heroes Park ahead of her burial in the Ashanti Regional capital.

President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo and the First Lady, Rebecca Akufo-Addo; the Vice-President, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, and his wife, Samira Bawumia, were at the ceremony.

Former President John Dramani Mahama also led a delegation from the National Democratic Congress (NDC), including its national Chairman, Johnson Asiedu Nketia, to the Memorial Mass.

Other political figures, business executives, traditional rulers and the clergy were among those in attendance.

President Kufuor was flanked by his brother, Dr Kwame Addo Kufuor, and some other close family relations.

The dignitaries filed past the body to show their last respects to the former first lady.

Seven wreaths were laid in memory of the deceased at the three-hour solemn ceremony on behalf of the state, the widower, grandchildren, family, the Mother and the Child Foundation which she founded, the Roman Catholic Church and traditional rulers.

Biography 

Mrs Kufuor died after a short illness at her home at Peduase in the Eastern Region on Sunday, October 1, at the age of 87.

She was born on October 25, 1934, in Kumasi to the late Joseph Henry Mensah SNR from Elmina and Rose Mensah, daughter of the Banmuhene of Sunyani Domase.

Aba, as she was popularly known, was the seventh of 10 children.

She started her primary education at St Benedict’s and continued at the OLA Girl’s Boarding School in the Volta Region.

Between 1958 and 1961, she trained as a registered general nurse at the Edinburgh Southern Hospitals School of Nursing.

In 1962, she completed her midwifery (part one) at the Duffield Maternity Home in Oxford, followed by part two at the Paddington General Hospital in London, now known as the St Mary’s Paddington.
The devout Catholic was survived by her husband, former President Kufuor, a sister, five children and 14 grandchildren.

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She was a devoted companion of former President Kufuor throughout their 61 years of marriage.

The retired nurse and midwife was a member of a well-known family from Odumase in the Bono Region.

She lived most of her working life in the United Kingdom after her studies at the Radcliffe Infirmary, Oxford, and the Paddington General Hospital in London.

She qualified as a state-certified midwife with a certificate in premature nursing.

Ursula Owusu-Ekuful Issues Strong Warning: No Right to Demand without Paying Taxes

Ursula Owusu-Ekuful Issues Strong Warning: No Right to Demand without Paying Taxes

In a stern warning, Ursula Owusu-Ekuful, the Minister of Communication and Digitalisation, has emphasized that individuals who do not pay taxes have no right to demand essential services such as good roads, potable water, and reliable networks. Speaking in an interview with Oyerapa TV, the minister underscored the importance of citizens contributing through taxes to finance the development of the nation.

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Addressing the challenges faced by the country, Ursula Owusu-Ekuful highlighted the financial strain and emphasized the necessity of citizens’ participation in financing development such as paying taxes. She stated, “We are all crying about the hardships in the country. As it stands now, we are unable to finance our debts. So, we need to pay for our development.”

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Ursula Owusu pointed out that the government can only provide basic necessities when citizens fulfill their obligation of paying taxes. She challenged the notion of requesting infrastructure and services without considering the financial means to achieve them.

“If you don’t want to pay taxes, you don’t want the government to also borrow, where will the government get money to finance development,” she asserted.

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Meanwhile, Stephen Amoah, the Deputy Minister of Trade and Industry, has suggested an increase in taxes as a means to stabilize the economy. He expressed this opinion ahead of the 2024 budget presentation by Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta, stating that increasing taxes is crucial for restoring and consolidating fiscal policies. According to Amoah, generating internal revenue through tax increases is a necessary step in addressing economic challenges.

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Late Arrival, Bogus Budget: Nyaho-Tamakloe Critiques 2024 Budget

Dr. Nyaho Nyaho-Tamakloe, one of Ghana’s prominent statemen has expressed deep disappointment at the late arrival of Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta for the reading of the 2024 budget, labeling it as “bogus.” Dr. Nyaho-Tamakloe remarked, “I was very disappointed at the late arrival of the Finance Minister for the 2024 budget reading. To me, it shows clearly that he really didn’t know what exactly he was coming to say and present to the house.” The veteran politician sharing his review on the Finance Minister’s budget presenation bemoaned the insensitivity of the ruling government on the ordinary Ghanaian. He emphasized the need for a budget that prioritizes the well-being of the everyday citizen. He stated, “My concern for this country is basically the ordinary person in this country can lead a normal life. The ordinary person in this country could have hope – the ordinary person in this country can walk into any hospital and be treated. If these things are taken away from the ordinary Ghanaian, and they are unable to fend for themselves for a day, then I’m very much concerned because any budget that is not for the people means it’s a bogus budget.” Dr. Nyaho-Tamakloe expressed pain at the attempts by communicators within his own party to defend and justify aspects of the budget that he deemed “painful.” The 2024 Budget, presented by Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta on Wednesday, November 15, was dubbed the “Nkunim” (victory) budget, outlining the government’s interventions for social protection, job creation, and tax reduction measures. Ofori-Atta highlighted positive economic indicators, indicating that the economy was on track with a smaller deficit than targeted in the first eight months of 2023. However, the Finance Minister’s budget statement has faced criticism from various quarters, including the largest opposition party, the NDC, civil society organizations, and other stakeholders. They contend that the budget fell short of expectations and failed to address key factors crucial for the country’s economic growth and recovery.

In a recent critique of the 2024 budget presentation, Dr. Nyaho Nyaho-Tamakloe, a prominent Ghanaian statesman, expressed deep disappointment at Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta’s late arrival, labeling the budget as “bogus.”

Dr. Nyaho-Tamakloe highlighted his dissatisfaction with the Finance Minister’s delayed arrival, suggesting it reflected a lack of clarity on what the minister intended to present. According to him, the tardiness indicated a lack of preparation and understanding of the budget’s content.

The veteran politician further bemoaned what he perceived as the ruling government’s insensitivity to the needs of ordinary Ghanaians. He stressed the importance of a budget that prioritizes the well-being of everyday citizens, expressing concern for their ability to lead normal lives, access healthcare, and maintain hope.

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“My concern for this country is basically the ordinary person in this country can lead a normal life. The ordinary person in this country could have hope – the ordinary person in this country can walk into any hospital and be treated.

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If these things are taken away from the ordinary Ghanaian, and they are unable to fend for themselves for a day, then I’m very much concerned because any budget that is not for the people means it’s a bogus budget,” he emphasized.

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Dr. Nyaho-Tamakloe also voiced his dismay at the efforts by communicators within his party to defend and justify aspects of the budget that he found “painful.”

The 2024 Budget, presented under the theme “Nkunim” (victory), outlined the government’s interventions for social protection, job creation, and tax reduction measures. Despite positive economic indicators highlighted by Ofori-Atta, the budget has faced criticism from various quarters, including the largest opposition party, the NDC, civil society organizations, and stakeholders. Critics argue that the budget falls short of expectations and fails to address key factors crucial for the country’s economic growth and recovery.

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Meet Nelie: The Woman with Three Husbands

Nelie woman three HUSBANDS

Nelie, the Woman Who Defies Norms with a Uniquely Blended Family of Three Husbands.

Nelie: The Woman with Three Husbands

In a surprising twist that has captivated social media, meet Nelie, a courageous woman from Tanzania who has made headlines for her unconventional family setup. Nelie has defied societal norms by marrying not one, but three men, and they all reside together harmoniously under the same roof.

Polyandry, a practice where a woman has multiple husbands, is not commonly embraced in African cultures. However, Nelie ‘s story of three husbands has sparked both condemnation and intrigue, as she shares the reasons behind her bold choice.

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In a viral documentary shared by KofiTV, Nelie provides a glimpse into her life and how she manages her unique household. The middle-aged Tanzanian woman, who serves as the breadwinner of the family, discloses that her journey into polyandry began when she married her first husband’s brother. Later, she added another man to the mix, creating a household that challenges traditional family structures.

Despite the societal norms, Nelie takes pride in her unconventional family and refers to herself as the world record holder for a woman with three husbands in her community. She reveals that they have lived together peacefully for three years, and she has not only stopped them from working but also fulfills all their needs. Nelie has even gone the extra mile by purchasing a car for each of her three husbands, showcasing her commitment to their well-being.

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“I am the world record holder for a woman in this area with three husbands. I have lived with these three men as my husband for three years. I married my first husband’s brother and later married another man in addition,” she shares in the documentary.

Nelie has meticulously organized their lives, creating a timetable where each husband takes turns for their intimate sessions. Surprisingly, there are times when they all come together to enjoy quality time as a blended family. Nelie’s story challenges societal expectations, prompting discussions about the diverse ways families can be structured and function harmoniously

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Why a condom company is sponsoring Nacee ’s gospel concert

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Renowned gospel singer and producer, Nacee, has opened up about the unique sponsorship choice for his inaugural concert, Kavod, revealing that a condom company, Total Family Health Organisation (TFHO), the producer of Ebony Condoms, is among the event’s sponsors.

In an interview on Joy Prime’s ‘Prime Morning,’ Nacee shed light on the decision to allow a condom company to support his gospel concert, emphasizing that having TFHO as a sponsor not only promotes their products but also contributes to making a profit. The financial gains, in turn, enable both employees and employers to contribute to their church tithes, supporting the Kingdom of God.

Nacee stressed the importance of financial resources in advancing the Kingdom, stating, “At the end of the day, we need money to push the kingdom. We buy Bibles.”

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Addressing the sponsorship from the condom company,  Nacee explained the consideration for women’s health. He noted that some women, facing allergies to contraceptive pills, might opt for condoms as a means of preventing pregnancy.

“Females are very sensitive beings. God created you guys differently, and your hormonal balance is kind of totally different. Most of you are not okay with those contraceptive pills when you take them,” he remarked.

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Nacee further explaining why a condom company decided to support his gospel concert added that married individuals, experiencing reactions to contraceptive pills, might resort to condoms as a viable alternative for preventing unplanned pregnancies. When questioned about the possibility of distributing condoms at the concert, Nacee humorously suggested, “I’m sure the company will provide some giveaways.”

The Kavod Concert 2023 marks Nacee’s first venture into hosting events since transitioning to gospel music. He explained that “Kavod” translates to ‘The terrifying glory of God,’ aligning with the chosen theme to reflect the awe-inspiring attributes of God on the event day.

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3 demo requests: Ghana Police clarifies OccupyJulorbiHouse II interruption

3 demo requests: Ghana Police clarifies OccupyJulorbiHouse II interruption

Ghana Police Clarify Decision on OccupyJulorbiHouse II Demonstrations.

The Ghana Police Service has provided clarification on its decision to advise against the second edition of the #OccupyJulorbiHouse demonstration by the Democracy Hub, initially scheduled to take place from December 1 to December 31, 2023.

The police revealed in responses to OccupyJulorbiHouse protesters that they received two other demonstration requests for the same period and venue, the Jubilee House. Doris Appiah Larbi of the Patriotic Hub and Kwame Baffoe Abronye of the Patriotic Forum for Accountable Governance submitted similar notices to demonstrate in support of the government.

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In a statement released on November 17, 2023, the police explained that due to the security implications of having three simultaneous demonstrations at the same venue which is the OccupyJulorbiHouse II, they engaged with the organizers to propose rescheduling their protests after January 5, 2023.

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Despite the police’s advice, the organizers of the OccupyJulorbiHouse did not agree, prompting the service to seek legal guidance by filing an application at the High Court on November 15, 2023 against Ghana Pollice. The application aims to prohibit the holding of the special events and has been scheduled for a hearing on Tuesday, November 21, 2023.

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The police reassured the public and OccupyJulorbiHouse Protesters of their commitment to upholding democratic freedoms and providing necessary security for individuals and groups exercising their constitutional right to protest safely and peacefully. They emphasized that their actions are in accordance with the laws governing protests and expressed their dedication to maintaining public safety during such events.

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¢190m invested in Zongo development – Ofori-Atta

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¢190m invested in Zongo development – Ofori-Atta

In a significant move towards fostering development in Zongo communities, Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta revealed that the Akufo-Addo government has invested GH¢190.3 million through the Zongo Development Fund. Presenting the 2024 budget, Ofori-Atta highlighted this substantial investment as one of the government’s noteworthy achievements over the past seven years.

Vice-President Mahamudu Bawumia, in August of the previous year, inaugurated several projects funded by the Zongo Development Fund in the Ashanti Region. The Zongo Development projects stated by Ken Ofori Atta, includes furnished classroom blocks, a water system, and a Community Sports and Social Centre, were inaugurated in Asokore, Effiduase, and Bantama as part of the government’s commitment to comprehensive and inclusive development in Zongo communities.

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Dr. Bawumia emphasized the significance of addressing historic deprivation and lack of development in Zongo communities. He declared that the Zongo Development Fund plays a pivotal role in realizing the development objectives related to Zongo communities.

Highlighting the unprecedented nature of the Fund’s establishment, Dr. Bawumia noted that, historically, no deliberate budget had been allocated for the development of Zongo communities since Ghana’s independence. The Zongo Development Fund Act 964 (2017) empowers the fund to provide basic services, strategic infrastructure, and promote various aspects including health, education, sanitation, entrepreneurship, skills development, social protection, economic development, peace, security, tourism, arts, culture, and tradition.

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The Vice President in support of  Ofori Atta’s statement that “¢190m invested in Zongo development – Ofori-Atta” highlighted the substantial progress witnessed in the past four years, with over 300 projects undertaken by the Zongo Development Fund across the country. These projects include potable drinking water, community roads, modern school infrastructure, ICT labs, and Community Sports Centres, popularly known as Astroturfs.

According to Ken Ofori-Atta, Zongo communities benefiting from the construction of Astroturfs include Madina, New Fadama, Kyebi, Tafo, Walewale, Salaga, Akyem Oda, Kwabeng, Agogo, Dodowa, Manhyia (work in progress), Larabanga, Esikado, Chiraa, Sowutuom, Yeji, Bolga, and Dunkwa-on-Ofin.

The government remains steadfast in its commitment to bridging the gap between Zongos and other communities in Ghana, signaling a transformative era for these historically underserved regions.

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NPP Supports Otumfuo’s Save KATH

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NPP Contributes ¢200k to Otumfuo Osei’s ‘Save KATH’ Campaign, Advocates for Apolitical Support

In a commendable show of solidarity, the New Patriotic Party (NPP) has donated ¢200,000 towards Otumfuo Osei Tutu II’s ‘Save KATH’ fundraiser, aimed at revitalizing the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH). The General Secretary of the NPP, Justine Kodua Frimpong, took the opportunity to call for unity, urging Ghanaians to refrain from politicizing the crucial initiative.

Acknowledging the pressing need for collective action, Mr. Frimpong stressed the significance of a bipartisan approach to address the alarming state of KATH, a tertiary hospital that caters to over ten regions in Ghana. Currently grappling with infrastructure deficiencies and non-functional essential machinery, KATH faces challenges that directly impact the quality of healthcare delivery.

In response to these challenges, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II initiated a fundraising campaign, Save KATH, with the ambitious goal of raising GH¢10 million for the hospital’s renovation and improvement. The NPP’s contribution of ¢200,000 towards Otumfuo Osei`s Save KATH initiative is a noteworthy step towards achieving this target, signaling the party’s commitment to the betterment of healthcare infrastructure.

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Mr. Kodua of NPP used the occasion to call upon corporate entities to join hands in supporting this noble cause ‘Save KATH’. He emphasized the apolitical nature of health issues, stating, “At this point, we don’t need to be partisan because health does not matter whether you are NDC or NPP, and so we are calling on our brothers from the NDC and the other parties to support the project.”

Mr. Kodua`s, Gen. Sec. of NPP, appeal for non-partisan cooperation to support the Otumfuo Osei’s ‘save KATH’ initiative underscores the understanding that the challenges facing KATH demand a united front, transcending political affiliations. The health sector, being a vital component of national development, necessitates collaborative efforts to ensure the well-being of citizens.

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Professor Otchere Addai-Mensah, the Chief Executive Officer of KATH during the Otumfuo Osei’s SAVE KATH initiative, echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the urgent need for a collective response to the hospital’s challenges. He highlighted critical areas, such as the shortage of equipment for managing conditions like dialysis, and stressed the importance of addressing these deficiencies through combined efforts.

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In conclusion, the NPP’s generous donation to Otumfuo’s ‘Save KATH’ campaign serves as a reminder that certain causes, especially those related to public health, should rise above political divides. The success of this initiative relies on the broader community coming together, united in the shared goal of ensuring the well-being of those who depend on the services provided by KATH.

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‘Pay or Get Disconnected’ to begin Monday

Pay or Get Disconnected ' to begin Monday - GWC

Starting November 20, the Ghana Water Company Limited (GWCL) is set to launch a nationwide operation titled “Pay or Get Disconnected” aimed at customers who have fallen behind on their water bill payments. In collaboration with the Ghana Police Service, this revenue mobilization initiative intends to address the issue of unpaid bills and ensure compliance with water usage charges.

The GWCL has issued a stern warning to both individual and corporate water users even before the ‘Pay or Get Disconnected’ initiative with outstanding balances, urging them to settle their debts promptly to avoid potential confrontations with the company’s taskforce. The Deputy Managing Director of GWCL, Collins Nuamah, emphasized the immediacy of the matter, advising customers to download the company’s app from Play or Apple stores for convenient bill payment.

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During an interview on Peace FM’s morning show “Kokrokoo” on November 17 to sensitize people about the ‘Pay or Get Disconnected’ initiative, Nuamah assured customers that paying their bills would be hassle-free through the company’s app. He stressed the importance of timely payments to prevent any disruptions to water services and to maintain a positive relationship with the utility provider.

For those who choose to disregard the payment instructions, the consequences by the ‘Pay or Get Disconnected’ initiative is clear. The GWCL’s taskforce will carry out disconnections starting Monday, and customers should be prepared to face the associated fees for both disconnection and reconnection. This fee will be applicable regardless of whether the customer voluntarily pays their outstanding bills or waits until their water supply is cut off.

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Nuamah about the ‘Pay or Get Disconnected’ highlighted the nationwide scope of the exercise, emphasizing that customers who delay responding to disconnection warnings cannot be guaranteed a swift reconnection. He underlined the potential inconvenience customers might face if they neglect their overdue bills, as reconnection timelines may extend beyond a week or two.

In summary, GWCL’s “Pay or Get Disconnected” initiative underscores the importance of timely bill settlement, and customers are strongly advised to comply to avoid both financial penalties and service disruptions.

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