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@tina_news_gh: LIVE NOW || Guests continue to arrive in their numbers at the official unveiling of Jay N Jay Company Ltd., in collaboration with Anamens Pharmaceutical Ltd.⁠. The atmosphere remains vibrant and energetic as industry stakeholders, media personalities, business leaders, and invited guests gather to witness the official launch of: • Barima Tumi • Barima Tumi Plus • Anatamin Multivitamin Syrup • Anaferrous Zinc & Iron Syrup • Dɔfie Intimate Wash • Dɔfie Wet Wipes

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