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Nana Adu Ababio II attained his former position as the Prince of Ankobea of Amanokrom, whose name was commonly known as Eric Kwaku Kwarte Quartey. He was an elder in Amanokrom, one of the towns in the Akuapem Hills in the Eastern Region of Ghana, West Africa.
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Nana received his primary education at the Methodist Boys School in Adabraka and the Kimbu Methodist Boys School in Accra. He attended and graduated from Odorgonor High School in 1953.[1]
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- ^ "UNU WIDER : Kwabena Adu-Ababio". www.wider.unu.edu. Retrieved 2023-12-04.
Category:People from Eastern Region (Ghana) Category:Ghanaian royalty