Prosecute Styrofoam ban violators — Binduri Naaba urges EPA
The Binduri Naaba, Alhaji Akorlbila Agetwin Robert, has called on the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) to prosecute individuals and businesses that violate Ghana’s impending ban on Styrofoam products, insisting that strict enforcement is essential to securing compliance. He described the ban on Styrofoam and single-use plastics as long overdue, citing the unacceptable levels of pollution…
Traditional ruler Binduri Naaba, Alhaji Akorlbila Agetwin Robert, has urged Ghana's Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) to enforce strict penalties against individuals and businesses that breach Ghana's upcoming Styrofoam and single-use plastic ban. Naaba stated that such enforcement is crucial to ensure compliance and protect the environment.
During a stakeholder engagement in Bolgatanga, Upper East Region, on October 28, 2026, Naaba commended the John Mahama-led administration for the ban but emphasized that prosecution must be part of the implementation process. He warned that without holding violators accountable, the ban would fail to achieve its intended goal.
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