S. K. Riley-Poku

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  7. ↑ Volta River Authority | 14th Annual Report And Accounts 1975 (PDF). Volta River Authority. December 1975. Retrieved 12 April 2022.

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Honourable
S. K. Riley-Poku
Minister for Defence
In office
1979 –31 December 1981
Political offices
Preceded by
Military rule
 Minister for Defence
1979 – 1981		Succeeded by
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