Today in History: Plans for Ghana to operate a sea bus system underway - CODA CEO

It is exactly a year since the Chief Executive Officer of Coastal Development Authority (CODA), Jerry Ahmed Shaib, said his outfit was working on operating a sea transport system in the country.

He said the project, dubbed CODA sea bus would operate from Axim to Denu and vice versa when rolled out.

Mr Shaib said this on Citi TV's Face to Face programme and monitored by GhanaWeb Business.

Read the full story originally published on October 5, 2022 by www.ghanaweb.com.

Chief Executive Officer of the Coastal Development Authority (CODA), Jerry Ahmed Shaib, has disclosed that his outfit is working on operating a sea transport system in the country.

He stated that the project, termed CODA sea bus, will operate from Axim to Denu and vice versa.

Mr Shaib explained that the bus system when rolled out will help ease the traffic situation in the country as it will make most stops at the landing beaches.

Speaking on Citi TV's Face to Face programme and monitored by GhanaWeb, the CEO of Coastal Development Authority said, government is “working on a sea transport system referred to us the CODA sea bus.”

“Fortunately, the President has asked the Ministry of Transport and GAPOHA to work on the landing beaches. The structure is that the ferry will be stopping at the landing beaches. We are in serious talks with a private institution and we are far advanced,” he added.

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