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Shorten Bawumia's convoy or I demonstrate – former GIMPA rector
A former rector of the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA), Professor Stephen Adei said the number of cars in Dr Bawumia's convoy will dent the image of the current government which he said had started governance on a good note.
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Prof Adei was speaking at the 20th-anniversary celebrations of Morrison and Associations (an international audit firm).
He said that there were "about 16 cars" in Bawumia's convoy and in his opinion that was excessive.
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He said he personally observed Bawumia's convoy of about 16 Four Wheel Drives occupy both lanes on a trip to Cape Coast.
He added that this will dent the image of the current government which he said had started governance on a good note.
“And so far the government is doing well except that if you go to the right quarters tell them that the next time I see Bawumia or any of them travelling with 16 four-wheel drives and then occupying the two lanes, so that coming and going should stop, I am going to do a one-man crusade.”
"That must be stopped at once because I followed them to Cape Coast last week and I was trying to overtake them to tell him to stop, and then the police stopped me and said oh Prof can you give a distance?”
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