Residents of Adamorobe in the Akuapem South Municipality of the Eastern Region have staged a protest demanding urgent repairs to their crumbling road infrastructure.

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The community’s discontent has reached a boiling point after years of deteriorating road conditions with no intervention from local authorities.

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In an interview with Citi News, the frustrated locals expressed how the state of the roads is severely impacting their daily lives and economic activities.

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They have taken to the streets, donning red bands as a symbol of their discontent and resolve.

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The protestors have issued a stark warning to the government: “No road, no votes.” They are resolute that if their demands for road repairs are not met, they will refuse to participate in the upcoming elections.

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“We are serious about our call for the roads to be fixed. Just as you see these red bands, know that the wind proceeds the rain. If nothing is done soon, we will organize a major demonstration, and if they bring the ballot boxes and the roads are still not fixed, we will not vote,” one resident declared.

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Another protester added, “Since I was born, I have never seen any improvement on this road. Even though local drivers try to assist us, the cost of transportation remains prohibitively high. We urge the government to address this issue. Adamorobe is known as an NPP stronghold, so why has the area been neglected?”

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