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26th January 2024 11:58:49 AM
1 min readBy: Chris Kodo

Residents and traders of Fumso, a suburb of the Ashanti Region, took to the streets to block the New Adubiase highways in an attempt to draw the attention of former President John Mahama during his campaign tour and stakeholder engagement ahead of the 2024 elections.
As Mahama's convoy made its way towards New Adubiase, a group of determined Fumso traders strategically positioned themselves on the highways, temporarily disrupting traffic flow to voice their grievances.
In a video making rounds on social media the Fumso residents were seen gesticulating with their hands, calling for change.
The visual representation of their frustrations underscores the passion and urgency with which the residents are seeking solutions to the challenges they face in their community.
While the specific grievances of the Fumso residents were not immediately clear from the footage, it is evident that the demonstration was a calculated effort to capture the attention of former President Mahama, who is actively engaging with stakeholders in the Ashanti Region as part of his campaign for the upcoming elections.
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