Tears flow as Ashaiman traders count losses after dawn demolition

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Chris 2 months ago

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New order 2 months ago

Chris don't mind bawumia Ghana web , so Ghana should allow apio shops etc to operate by the road side ! And 38 % IQ idiots will follow, that road has one of the worst traffic in Accra ,I remember a truck that failed brakes de ...
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Chris don't mind bawumia Ghana web , so Ghana should allow apio shops etc to operate by the road side ! And 38 % IQ idiots will follow, that road has one of the worst traffic in Accra ,I remember a truck that failed brakes destroyed over 30 cars because he had no way to escape to .
Isaac 2 months ago

Thank you brother as if the reporter doesn't know there's a construction work going on there sometimes now

Thank you brother as if the reporter doesn't know there's a construction work going on there sometimes now
Bawa 2 months ago

We are resetting Ghana. So stop crying for now..... JDM IS WORKING FOR U...

We are resetting Ghana. So stop crying for now..... JDM IS WORKING FOR U...
Jayhovah 2 months ago

I'm sure they gave them plenty notice to vacate the area but I'm guessing they refused to comply. The entire city of Accra and the surrounding cities needs clean up

I'm sure they gave them plenty notice to vacate the area but I'm guessing they refused to comply. The entire city of Accra and the surrounding cities needs clean up
Populist 2 months ago

Yes ooo

Yes ooo
Kofi Symon 2 months ago

We need serious disciplinary measures..for we are too stubborn people and play politics into everything.

We need serious disciplinary measures..for we are too stubborn people and play politics into everything.
John,Tema 2 months ago

Foolish ppl they think they can hide behind NDC to hold the whole nation backward. Let dem fight among themselves

Foolish ppl they think they can hide behind NDC to hold the whole nation backward. Let dem fight among themselves
Kofi Amakye 2 months ago

Life is good
Abaan Paapa
Ashiaman women

Life is good
Abaan Paapa
Ashiaman women
Samy 2 months ago

Primitive people .Ghana can’t go on like this as trader capture any empty space along highways roads and put containers sheds right on the roads to sell their wares it doesn’t exist in any country all our foot paths along ...
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Primitive people .Ghana can’t go on like this as trader capture any empty space along highways roads and put containers sheds right on the roads to sell their wares it doesn’t exist in any country all our foot paths along highways and roads are all taken by traders ,
Government shouldn’t listen and go ahead to accomplish your reset policy

Teddy 2 months ago

Ignore them Ghanaians are too lawless
You have seen the road construction in progress but will not advise yourself even after warning you still won’t budge they should even be arrested on top and charged because they were ...
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Ignore them Ghanaians are too lawless
You have seen the road construction in progress but will not advise yourself even after warning you still won’t budge they should even be arrested on top and charged because they were already in the right of way
Koko 2 months ago

Traders always lie. No notice? Impossible.

Traders always lie. No notice? Impossible.
Kojo Menkah, Bremen. Germany 2 months ago

This mentality of siding with wrong doing slow down development. Aren't you as a journalist knew of the construction work ongoing in that enclave? Have you ever dare to visit these sites to admonish them?. We pay huge money g ...
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This mentality of siding with wrong doing slow down development. Aren't you as a journalist knew of the construction work ongoing in that enclave? Have you ever dare to visit these sites to admonish them?. We pay huge money go sit inside aeroplanes to go and see cities that were once ghettos. Some years to come when you passed there it will amaze you how beautiful it had become. Support the state to succeed and leave the politicians alone
Populist 2 months ago

Say it

Say it
Populist 2 months ago

The big question is are the victims not not part of others who had heed to the notice to relocate their containers or shops. They were informed several times even there days ago. So what are we trying to cut across? The victi ...
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The big question is are the victims not not part of others who had heed to the notice to relocate their containers or shops. They were informed several times even there days ago. So what are we trying to cut across? The victims are part of disobedient and politically blind people. Most of the people had their containers relocated since last and as at February,2026. Never blame the road contractor or anything authority.
Sandman, New Jersey 2 months ago

It is always the same thing, they always claiming they weren't given adequate notice. When you look into it, you will find they have been warned for months and sometimes even years. I feel no sympathy for People who often kno ...
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It is always the same thing, they always claiming they weren't given adequate notice. When you look into it, you will find they have been warned for months and sometimes even years. I feel no sympathy for People who often know their place of business is temporary and when they are given notice, they still refuse to vacate until force is applied
Holland is very beautiful 2 months ago

God has even saved them through this intervention demolition. Otherwise a sand loaded tipper truck would have crashed into their shops like what happened to some road side hawkers at Kumasi Dr. Mensah

God has even saved them through this intervention demolition. Otherwise a sand loaded tipper truck would have crashed into their shops like what happened to some road side hawkers at Kumasi Dr. Mensah
Kofi Symon 2 months ago

We Ghanaians are stiff necked people. We need serious revolutionary measures.Action!

We Ghanaians are stiff necked people. We need serious revolutionary measures.Action!
Yaa Dua 2 months ago

We hate development. We love to dwell in our squalor. And practice our witchcraft. Yet we travel to desert countries and admire their beautiful buildings.

We hate development. We love to dwell in our squalor. And practice our witchcraft. Yet we travel to desert countries and admire their beautiful buildings.
Samy 2 months ago

Was glad this the biggest comment I have ever heard from a. African in an African co : Go BACK TO Your Country and FiIX your Country. Why not Ghanaian politicians are stealing our heritage treasures left and right leaving ...
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Was glad this the biggest comment I have ever heard from a. African in an African co : Go BACK TO Your Country and FiIX your Country. Why not Ghanaian politicians are stealing our heritage treasures left and right leaving the ordinary Ghanaian to wallow in poverty with very poor infrastructure - bad roads everywhere , poor health facilities and Dumso
Yet they claim conditions have turned around for the better

Populist 2 months ago

Immature journalism.

Immature journalism.
James 2 months ago

Aban papa aba

Aban papa aba
Yeboah 2 months ago

Skin pain. Your kwasea Bawumia will not come to power. Fool

Skin pain. Your kwasea Bawumia will not come to power. Fool
James Arthur 2 months ago

NDC guys blame Nana

NDC guys blame Nana
Edmond 2 months ago

A simple check on the containers will inform the journalist of the ' remove by date, boldly written in them. Secondly a further check would have informed him that it was to pave way for the road being constructed. Even yeste ...
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A simple check on the containers will inform the journalist of the ' remove by date, boldly written in them. Secondly a further check would have informed him that it was to pave way for the road being constructed. Even yesterday the traders were imformed. They still ignored
Kingsley 2 months ago

The people at Ashaiman Timber Market are aware since former President Kufour time that they will leaving that place. Land has given to them after Afienya since that time.

The people at Ashaiman Timber Market are aware since former President Kufour time that they will leaving that place. Land has given to them after Afienya since that time.
Ayigbe kotiboto 2 months ago

Mahama is the hoooooooooooooo

Mahama is the hoooooooooooooo
Keteku 2 months ago

A country where everybody is trading, where is the country up to ?

A country where everybody is trading, where is the country up to ?
As 2 months ago

They should take it like that NDC for u

They should take it like that NDC for u
Laillailallah 2 months ago

The ruling powers whether NPP or NDC always descend with brutality to resolve the problem of squatters. While the law must be upheld, such matters must be approached with compassion and social justice. The elites always find ...
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The ruling powers whether NPP or NDC always descend with brutality to resolve the problem of squatters. While the law must be upheld, such matters must be approached with compassion and social justice. The elites always find a way to escape justice. It is now fashionable for every big shot caught in the web of corruption or specifically causing loss to the state to feign illness and be kept in a hospital or sent abroad for treatment. The poor receive no such consideration when they fall afoul of the law.

Eyiah Eben 2 months ago

Is nice to hear the reasons for such demolitions, but many are in tears and few government officers seems happy this time?
Their justification is road under construction, careless where others sleep or eat?
My question is ...
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Is nice to hear the reasons for such demolitions, but many are in tears and few government officers seems happy this time?
Their justification is road under construction, careless where others sleep or eat?
My question is what should be done to the government if this roads stay for more than needed years unconstructive?
Ghanaians should be active and accountable for each other.
Swedru to Oda is a regional connecting road, it has been rough for 31years now since my secondary school. Amasaman to Suhum has stayed for14years now still waiting, Kumasi to Techiman is 11 years now, Kumasi to Becheam is 9years, Tepa to Ahafo Mim 9years, Kasoa to Winneba is still there.
Why do we keep on building uncomplicated structures all the time. Prez Mahama made railway lines through Afienya in his last adm and demolish others House's yet no train is moving there, He started affordable housing project near Dawa yet is left in the bush this time.
Why are we so wicked, cruel, senseless and aimless like this?
Foolish muted pastors don't pray for Ghana rather say to their wicked leaders to change from greed and cruel movement.
Djabatey Isaac 2 months ago

They were all notified since 2023. Go and check on the structures that were demacated for demolish. Even part of both the shai hills and Michel camp front view were demolish since last year.

They were all notified since 2023. Go and check on the structures that were demacated for demolish. Even part of both the shai hills and Michel camp front view were demolish since last year.
RASTA BANGI 2 months ago

TOO MUCH KIOSK ALL OVER, THE ASSEMBLIES ARE NOT DOING THEIR WORK AT ALL.
SPINTEX ROAD IS EQUALLY BECOMING LAWLESS WITH KIOSKS ALL OVER EVEN TAKING OVER THE ROADS.
GHANAIANS MUST UNDERSTAND THAT VEHICLES THAT USE THE ROAD AR ...
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TOO MUCH KIOSK ALL OVER, THE ASSEMBLIES ARE NOT DOING THEIR WORK AT ALL.
SPINTEX ROAD IS EQUALLY BECOMING LAWLESS WITH KIOSKS ALL OVER EVEN TAKING OVER THE ROADS.
GHANAIANS MUST UNDERSTAND THAT VEHICLES THAT USE THE ROAD ARE MACHINES AND CAN DEVELOP FAULT ANYTIME ANYWHERE.
PLEASE CLEAN UP ALL THE MAJOR ROAD SIDES.

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