Accra Turf Club appeals to President Mahama over demolition and takeover of facility
The Accra Turf Club has condemned what it described as the forceful entry, trespass, demolition and takeover of its facility by a group of armed men. The post Accra Turf Club appeals to President Mahama over demolition and takeover of facility appeared first on Ghana Business News .
The Accra Turf Club has expressed concern over the demolition and takeover of its facility by armed individuals, appealing to President John Mahama and other government officials to intervene. The club's statement demanded the removal of alleged land grabbers and the restoration of its rights to the property. The group claims that on August 22, 2026, around 200 armed men, including police officers, forcibly entered the premises, causing significant damage to the race course and its facilities.
The Accra Turf Club, established in 1923, has played a crucial role in promoting horse racing in Ghana, with its presence on the Borteyman site dating back to the late 19th century. The club urges authorities to halt any unlawful transfers or interference with the designated land for the facility and to investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident, ensuring justice for any responsible parties.
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