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Salom-Madagber Assemblyman laments over poor roads
The Assembly Member of Salom-Madagber, a suburb of Sege in the Ada West District of the Greater Accra Region, Mr James Tsiani Gadugah has expressed concern about the poor road network in the area.
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Date Created : 8/20/2021 12:00:00 AM : Story Author : Rosemary O Yeboah/Ghanadistricts.com
The Assembly has therefore called on the government to as a matter of urgency intervene to help improve the situation.
He complained that the bad nature of the road was putting the lives of pedestrians and passengers at risk, and also the muddy and slippery nature of the roads whenever it rained, making it difficult for them to move to their destinations.
Mr. Tsiani Gadugah Told Ghanadistricts.com that, the five-kilometre road from Koluedor to Salom-Madagber was in very bad shape, the same as the road from Sege-Nakomkope through to Adjumanikope, Bornikope and Toflokpo and Matsekope.
He said some residents, who are mostly traders, have been complaining about the dusty nature of the road which is posing health and economic challenges.
Mr. Tsiani said, the attention of the Ada West District Assembly was drawn to the state of the road and the Assembly had conducted a survey, “but we are still waiting for action.”
He, therefore, called on the government to provide the community with a good road network to improve the situation.