The Concerned Drivers Association of Ghana C-DAG is calling on the Ministry of Roads and Highways to urgently resume and speed up construction works on the Amasaman-Nsawam highway, which has become a serious hazard to both commercial and private road users.
We have observed with disappointment the prolonged delay and neglect of construction efforts on this crucial stretch, As drivers and transport operators who use this route daily, we are gravely affected by its poor state.
The road is barely motorable, damaging our vehicles, putting lives at risk, and disrupting our daily business operations. In light of this, the Association is issuing a four-day ultimatum to the Ministry of Roads and Highways to resume active work on the Amasaman-Nsawam highway.
Failure to comply will leave us with no option but to stage a peaceful but decisive demonstration to demand urgent action,thisis not a threat, but a plea born out of frustration and necessity. We believe that the government has a duty to provide safe, reliable infrastructure for the people and cannot continue to ignore our concerns.
We are calling on the media, civil society organizations, traditional leaders, and the general public to join us in amplifying this call for immediate action.
Enough is enough. Fix the Amasaman-Nsawam road now!
Signed:
Signed:
National Secretary
Mohammed Aminu Usif
0243047321
Paa Willie- National Chairman of C-DAG
0242971025
David Agboado, PRO, Concerned Drivers Association of Ghana
0541063682
Ashanti Regional Chairman
Akwadaa Nyame
0245132673
