Tadzewu | |
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| Country |  Ghana |
| Region | Volta Region |
Tadzewu is a town located in the Ketu North Municipal District of the Volta Region in Ghana, situated between Akatsi and Dzodze.
Tadzewu | |
|---|---|
| Country | Ghana |
| Region | Volta Region |
Tadzewu is a town located in the Ketu North Municipal District of the Volta Region in Ghana, situated between Akatsi and Dzodze.
Education
Tadzewu has a wide range of educational facilities; kindergartens, Primary Schools, Junior High Schools and one-second cycle institution called Wovenu Senior High Technical School.
The people of Tadzewu are mostly Christians, and the town is popularly known because of a church called; The Apostles Revelation Church.
The town has Muslims and traditionalists.
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