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Ahanta wars of resistance, the story of female war captains from Pretea

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The Ahanta state was built through the blood and toil of men and women who sacrificed their lives and comforts to protect and safeguard Ahanta and its future descendants. They gave their all to ensure that Ahanta does not go extinct. We are here because our forefathers and ancestors gave up their lives and comforts...

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