RNAQ Holdings President marks 2026 Homowo with GH¢200,000 support, scholarship fund pledge
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RNAQ Holdings President marks 2026 Homowo with GH¢200,000 support, scholarship fund pledge

Published August 10, 20261 min read

President of RNAQ Holdings, Richard Nii Armah Quaye, has pledged to establish a scholarship and educational fund to support brilliant but needy students from the Ga and Ga-Dangme communities, as part of his support for the 2026 Homowo celebrations.

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