Assemblies begin removal of unauthorised billboards after NRSA ultimatum

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Supervisor General 7 months ago

Remove them at the cost of those who mounted them there. Otherwise, they will repeat it tomorrow.

Remove them at the cost of those who mounted them there. Otherwise, they will repeat it tomorrow.
Reputation 7 months ago

Please include Sakumono and along the traffic lights..it's a slump now

Please include Sakumono and along the traffic lights..it's a slump now
Kwamina 7 months ago

Very, very good initiative!!

Very, very good initiative!!
Kofi Adu 7 months ago

There need to be a bye-law by District Assemblies to compel advertisers, especially political parties, to remove their 'perpetual' billboard after a certain time or be fined heavily, if that duty reverts to the Assemblies.
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There need to be a bye-law by District Assemblies to compel advertisers, especially political parties, to remove their 'perpetual' billboard after a certain time or be fined heavily, if that duty reverts to the Assemblies.
If this is not done Ghana becomes a nation in election throes everyday and not only is it an eye-sore, it jeopardizes security of pedestrians and drivers.
It is easy to find advertisers because, their telephone numbers are on bill boars; so is it to find local/district/constituency offices of political parties and FINE them heavily for neglect of their duties in removing billboards