Korle Klottey MCE orders arrest of task force officer over GH₵100 demand from trader
The Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for Korle Klottey, Alfred Allotey-Gaisie, has ordered the arrest of a task force officer accused of demanding GH₵100 from a trader during a decongestion exercise in Accra. The officer allegedly demanded the money at the Railway Traffic Light area while threatening to seize the trader’s belongings, together with two other […]
In Korle Klottey, the Municipal Chief Executive, Alfred Allotey-Gaisie, has directed the apprehension of a task force officer who allegedly demanded GH₵100 from a trader during a decongestion exercise. The officer, along with two others, threatened to seize the trader's possessions and that of two other task force members. The MCE has also placed the other two officers accused of similar misconduct on hold while investigations continue.
The incident took place during a collaborative decongestion initiative by the Accra Metropolitan Assembly and the Korle Klottey Municipal Assembly, aimed at clearing unauthorized trading locations, easing traffic congestion, and facilitating free movement within the city's central business district. Traders in the Cocoa Board and Kingsway areas largely abided by the AMA's directive to discontinue trading at bus stops.
This endeavor focuses on eliminating unauthorized trading spaces and enhancing traffic flow in the impacted regions.
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