He warned the residents to relocate after some parts on Sunday morning experienced an earth tremor which scared them.

The tremor shook buildings and created panic among the residents, some of who ran out of their homes at around 7:50am.

READ MORE: Earth tremor hits WeijaEarth tremor hits Weija

The Geological Survey Authority said the fault lines are active which means that an earthquake can occur at any time.

Prof Amamoo Okyere in an interview on Accra FM warned the residents and asked them to move.

"The residents, including Asamoah Gyan living around that area, must consider relocating following the tremors," he said.

READ ALSO: Tremor in Accra: Prepare for earthquakes – Geological Service warnsTremor in Accra: Prepare for earthquakes – Geological Service warns

Here are the reactions from some residents who live at Weija-Gbawe.