Ningo-Prampram MP, Sam George, has issued a warning that he may impede President Akufo-Addo's movement within his constituency unless the President takes action to repair the deteriorating Afienya-Dawhenya bridge.

Despite his ongoing efforts to secure funds for the bridge's repair, Sam George expressed frustration over the lack of action.

During an interview on JoyNews' AM show on Wednesday, he explained that, if necessary, his final course of action would involve collaborating with his constituents to restrict the President's mobility.

“If he is saying and I agree with him and I have served notice on a bridge in Ningo-Prampram that if the President does not work on it and I see him crossing my constituency again, I will stop his convoy with my constituents,” he said in an interview on JoyNews.

Mr George on the back of that explained that for half of the year, all attempts to get the relevant authorities to address the bad nature of the bridge have proven futile hence his drastic decision.

“I have spent the last six months literarily begging in this country to fix the bridge. Kissing every backside I need to kiss. They are waiting for my constituents to die before they fix that bridge,” he lamented.

He emphasized his genuine concern, fearing that it might take a tragic incident resulting in loss of life for the government to take action. Sam George made a direct appeal to the Minister of Roads to promptly address the situation to prevent any such unfortunate occurrence.

Furthermore, Sam George responded to the aspiring contender's accusation by highlighting that such suggestions implied a failure of the ruling government. He noted that the year 2022 had been declared as the "year of roads" by the President, making it evident that, despite this declaration, the living conditions of his constituents had not seen substantial improvement.