Exposé on Pedu Catholic Church dress code redicules me - Efua Sackey

A woman claiming to be the person in the photograph used by the St John the Baptist Catholic Church at Pedu in Cape Coast, Central Region, to illustrate acceptable dressing code to the church, has stated that the publication has exposed her to pubic ridicule. 
Mrs Efua Sackey insisted she was not a member of the Catholic Church, neither did she attend church at the St John the Baptist Catholic Church.

Exposé on Pedu Catholic Church dress code redicules me - Efua Sackey

A woman claiming to be the person in the photograph used by the St John the Baptist Catholic Church at Pedu in Cape Coast, Central Region, to illustrate acceptable dressing code to the church, has stated that the publication has exposed her to pubic ridicule.
Mrs Efua Sackey insisted she was not a member of the Catholic Church, neither did she attend church at the St John the Baptist Catholic Church.
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