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Long queue at AICC as Anas premieres Number 12

Kojo Emmanuel

June 6, 2018 3:01 PM

About 12,000 Ghanaians are expected to watch the much-talked-about investigative piece.

Huge crowd of ecstatic patrons have thronged the Accra International Conference Centre to watch the much anticipated video titled Number 12 by ace journalist

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People from all walks of life holding free tickets formed long winding queue at the forecourt of the venue, looking excited and privileged to watch the premiering of the film.

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According to the project manager of the latest expose’, Latif Abubakr, the Tiger Eye PI team is ready for the overwhelming number of Ghanaians who are eager to attend the various shows.

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Roads leading to the venue was built with a snail pace vehicular movement as many curious patrons trooped to the place to the show video detailing corruption in the country.

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