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John Kumah’s Widow Reveals Why She Rejected Ejisu Seat Following Husband’s Dying

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Rev Lilian Kumah, the spouse of the late NPP politician, John Kumah has disclosed why she confirmed no real interest in her husband’s place.

Lilian Kumah revealed throughout a sermond that she has chosen God and pleasure.

The mom of 4 was preaching about decisions in life and the significance of realizing the trail one has to absorb life.

That boils all the way down to the explanation why Madam Lilian Kumah refused to contest for her husband seat.

Following the dying of John Kumah, many individuals thought that his spouse would contest for his seat, however the girl of God proved everybody improper as she ignored it for others to reap the benefits of.

One NPP politician Kwabena Boateng gained  the Ejisu primaries, awaiting for the by-election.

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