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ASHANTI REGION NAME TELEPHONE NUMBER LOCATION CERTIFICATION CLASS 1 ABDULAI BASHIRU BEN KUMASI DOMESTIC 2 ABDULAI MOHAMMED KUMASI DOMESTIC 3 ABOAGYE DANIEL AKWASI 0244756870 KUMASI COMMERCIAL 4 ABOAGYE ELVIS 0242978816/0233978816 KUMASI DOMESTIC 5 ABOAGYE KWAME 0207163334 KUMASI DOMESTIC 6 ABREFAH NOAH KUMASI DOMESTIC 7 ABROKWA, SAMUEL KORANTENG 0246590209 ADUM , KUMASI COMMERCIAL 8 ABUBEKR COLLINS 0508895569 NEW NYAMEREREYERE COMMERCIAL 9 ACCOMFORD RICHARD 0244926482 KENTINKRONO COMMERCIAL 10 ACHEAMPONG AKWASI 0208063734 AMAKOM-STADIUM COMMERCIAL 11 ACHEAMPONG JOE ELLIS 0244560405 ADUM, KUMASI INDUSTRIAL 12 ACHEAMPONG KWABENA 0243375366 NEW SUAME KUMASI DOMESTIC 13 ACHEAMPONG STEPHEN 0247937033 OBUASI NEW ESTATE DOMESTIC 14 ACHEAMPONG WILLIAM 0203321176 KUMASI COMMERCIAL 15 ACHEAMPONG WILLIAM 0249691088 MAKRO, ABUAKWA COMMERCIAL 16 ACQUAH CLEMENT 0243505887 BOHYEN, KUMASI COMMERCIAL 17 ACQUAH SAMUEL 0208124324 KUMASI DOMESTIC 18 ADADE NELSON KWAME 0272932398 ASOKORE-MAMPONG INDUSTRIAL 19 ADAMS ABDELAH KUMASI DOMESTIC 20 ADAMS BERNARD 0207612895 ATONSU SAWUA-AWIEM COMMERCIAL 21 ADAMS JAMES KOFI 0244616357 KUMASI DOMESTIC 22 ADARKWAH SAMUEL 0543586905 OBUASI NEW ESTATE DOMESTIC 23 ADDAI EMMANUEL KWAKU 0244010115 KUMASI COMMERCIAL 24 ADDAI ERNEST 0245488725 KUMASI COMMERCIAL 25 ADDAI FRANCIS 0249319198 EJISU, KUMASI DOMESTIC 26 ADDAI JAMES 0275695379 NKAMPROM OBUASI DOMESTIC 27 ADDAI KINGSLEY 0277411263 OBUASI BIDIESO DOMESTIC 28 ADDO OFORI BESTLUCK 0244615427 KOTEI DAAKYESO DOMESTIC 29 ADDO SAMUEL ARCHIBALD- MENSAH 0264181302 ADUM METHODIST, KUMASI DOMESTIC 30 ADDO, CHARLES KUDJO 0277185310 AFFUL NKWANTA, KUMASI DOMESTIC 31 ADDO, EDWARD OKAI 0246289690 / 0261308963 ADUAKPA , KUMASI DOMESTIC 32 ADJEI ANTHONY 0241175333 ASOKWA COMMERCIAL 33 ADJEI CHARLES 0244816664 KUMASI DOMESTIC 34 ADJEI COLLINS 0244847228 SUAME DOMESTIC 35 ADJEI KINGSLEY 0243558589 ATONSU SAWUA-AWIEM DOMESTIC 36 ADJEI SAMUEL GYAKYE 0202966100 ADUM DOMESTIC 37 ADJEI-MINTAH ALEX 0244804761 BANTAMA COMMERCIAL 38 ADU GYAMFI BRIGHT 0244051373 KUMASI COMMERCIAL 39 ADU GYAMFI KOJO 0543095635 WAWASI,OBUASI COMMERCIAL 40 ADU GYAMFI, ANDERSON KWASI 0206662900 ABUAKWA MENHYIA, KUMASI INDUSTRIAL 41 ADU OTCHERE GODFRED 0243120979 ESERESO COMMERCIAL 42 ADU SAMUEL 0272434592/0541380548 OBUASI DOMESTIC 43 ADUBRA ETORNAM 0205123311 ASAFO COMMERCIAL 44 ADUSE POKU, VICTOR 0201787632/0242951295 ATONSU ESERESO, KUMASI DOMESTIC 45 ADUSEI GODWIN FRANCIS 0243151270 ESERESO DOMESTIC 46 ADUSEI JOHN 0208225525/0242787175 ADUM COMMERCIAL 47 ADUSEI, FRANCIS 0244887696 / 0200991984 BREMAN COMMERCIAL 48 ADUSI POKU 0244658418 KUMASI COMMERCIAL 49 AFFUL ISAAC KOFI 0246457398 KUMASI DOMESTIC 50 AFOAKWA, ERIC MARK 0504524241 / 0267524242 ADUM, KUMASI INDUSTRIAL 51 AFRIFA KWADWO 0208256408 MAMPONG DOMESTIC NAME TELEPHONE NUMBER LOCATION CERTIFICATION CLASS 52 AGBESHIE EMMANUEL 0268606404 ATWIMA, AGOGO DOMESTIC 53 AGYAPONG JOSEPH AMPOMAH 0546477837 ASUOFIA COMMERCIAL 54 AGYAPONG PAUL 0240627551 EFFIDUASE DOMESTIC 55 AGYEI AKWASI 0243520357 ACHIASE-BAREKESE DOMESTIC 56 AGYEI EBENEZER 0249063053 MAMPONTENG DOMESTIC 57 AGYEI OWUSU 0246638815 BREMAN COMMERCIAL 58 AGYEI ROBERT 0201241273 BREMAN/SUAME COMMERCIAL 59 AGYEI SAMUEL 0208597107 TANOSO DOMESTIC 60 AGYEMAN - 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