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KMA boss must resign now - Traders demand
According to Nana Kwasi Prempeh, the Kumasi mayor has failed in his attempts to relocate traders from selling on pavements and other unauthorised areas.
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According to him, the Kumasi mayor has failed in his attempts to relocate traders from selling on pavements and other unauthorised areas in the metropolis.
He said though the traders agreed and pledged to support Assibey Antwi for a successful exercise, they have regretted following his failure from the start of the whole exercise.
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Briefing the media, Wednesday January 24, 2018, Nana Prempeh indicated that "on the 28th October, 2017 we met Mr. Osei Assibey and Nanamom at KMA auditorium about the relocation of traders and transport operators in the city since we work hand in hand with them, we all agreed and pledged to support the idea but he has failed to do the needful which would help us all.
"Now the Assembly has given stickers to some drivers to work at the Central Business District.
"We were all supposed to relocate to Racecourse market to work there but this is the case most of the drivers have failed to move to the Race-course market since Osei Assibey failed to put his feet on the ground to ensure the relocation exercise became a success."
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