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KMA set to remove illegal posters, billboards in Kumasi
KMA disclosed that the advertisers had flouted the directive from the assembly to create problems for road users, motorists and other people in the city.
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Public Relations Officer of the KMA, Godwin Okuma Nyame of the KMA came up with the comment after the KMA authorities explained the practice is illegal, hence the exercise to remove all those billboards, banners and poster which were mounted.
“The advertisers should make sure that they take off any of their dilapidated billboards. Individuals, organisations and institutions should begin removing their flags and posters together with any unlawful advertisement materials themselves,” he told TV3.
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Mr Okumah Nyame stated that the bye-laws of the KMA enjoin advertisers to obtain permits from the assembly before erecting billboards and hoisting banners in the city.
He disclosed that the advertisers had flouted the directive from the assembly to create problems for road users, motorists and other people in the city.
He said the exercise formed part of measures instituted by the Assembly to address environmental challenges and related problems in the metropolis.
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