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St. Cecelia Basic School, Kanda

Adenkum Road, Accra, Nima 1 views

St. Cecelia Basic School in Nima shows young minds learning together in a bright school setting Kids play and study close to Adenkum Road in Accra near the bustling neighborhood Bright classrooms and teachers greeting children fill this friendly school spot in Nima Learning happens daily as students walk here carrying their books with smiles The school sits quietly on Adenkum Road where children gather each morning

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