THE LATE NI KOJO ABABIO IV - chief of James Town
The Church of England, Gold Coast, now Anglican Church of Ghana,
http://anglicandioceseofaccra.com/index2.php?option=com_content&do_pdf=1&id=40
- The late Nii Kojo Ababio IV, K.M.A.C., James Town Mantse, allocated as a free gift, six plots of land at Korle Gonno, measuring 400*184 feet to the Church of England, Gold Coast, now Anglican Church of Ghana, for the future expansion of the activities of the Church in that area.
Rates collection - 1898
The concept of municipal administration as introduced by the British was alien to the traditional practices of the Ga Mashie people.
On 14 February 1898, four years after its enactment, the Government, marshalling all the force at its disposal applied the Town Councils Ordinance of 1894 to Accra.
With considerable difficulty, the Government eventually succeeded in persuading three prominent citizens: Nii Kojo Ababio IV, James Town Mantse, Mr. Charles
Bannerman and Mr. A.B. Quartey-Papafio to accept to be nominated unofficial members on the Council, alongside three European official members.
http://www.ghanalandlaw.com/txt/Bruce.v.Quarnor.txt
Bruce v. Quarnor & Ors. -[1959] GLR 292. In the High Court (Lands Division), Accra, 10 September, 1959[293] Ollennu J.:
http://www.ghanalandlaw.com/txt/JamesTown.v.Sempe.txt
- James Town (Alata) Stool and Another v. Sempe Stool and Another [1989-90] GLR 393.
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