Agbodza warns encroachers on Dome-Kwabenya road project against compensation claims
The Minister for Roads and Highways, Governs Kwame Agbodza, has warned property owners and developers along the Dome-Kwabenya–Berekuso–Kitase corridor that they will not receive compensation for structures built within the road reservation. He said some individuals had continued to develop properties along the corridor despite being aware that the land had been earmarked for the […]
Governing Kwame Agbodza, the Minister for Roads and Highways, has cautioned property owners and developers along the Dome-Kwabenya–Berekuso–Kitase corridor against seeking compensation for structures built within the road reservation. Speaking to chiefs and residents on September 22, Agbodza expressed that individuals had continued developing properties despite knowing the land was earmarked for the road project.
He urged property owners to stop constructing within the designated right-of-way and warned that government would not use taxpayers' money to compensate those who knowingly built on reserved land. Agbodza expressed concern over ongoing construction near the dummy roundabout, even though plans were in place to dualise the road. He stated that authorities would no longer tolerate such violations and cautioned residents and developers to refrain from further construction within the road reservation.
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