Audio By Carbonatix
Following unresolved issues surrounding the management of the Keta reclaimed land, amidst an accusation that the Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for the area took the land meant for a stadium to build a private residence on it, some unidentified men on Sunday morning stormed the area to demolish the MCE’s building.
Apart from the private storey building of the Keta Municipal Chief Executive (MCE), Emmanuel Gemegah, which was partly demolished, they also demolished a fence wall of one Rocky Amugi in the area.
They were armed and were at the site of the Keta reclaimed lands at Adzido-Aflasco, near the Emancipation Beach around 9 a.m. on Sunday, December 29, 2024 with two bulldozers.
It took an intervention by the police to stop the unidentified men from further demolishing the building.
In October 2024, the youth in a similar fashion attacked the building of the MCE and wrote 'Stop Work' on it, arguing that the MCE was building illegally on the land reserved for a Stadium in Keta.
They claimed the matter was before the High Court at Sogakope but the developers have ignored the warnings and continued with their works.
There have been a number of public protests in the area about the said reclaimed land aimed at stopping the Keta MCE from giving out the land for the development of private properties.
Latest Stories
-
Livestream: Newsfile discusses LGBTQ references in SHS manual, detains fugitives and home-bound developments
24 minutes -
South Africa to showcase G20 legacy and investment-ready economy at World Economic Forum 2026
35 minutes -
India to expand scholarship schemes for Ghana and other African countries
39 minutes -
Karaga MP Dr Amin Adam upgrades basic school infrastructure, distributes 400 dual desks
2 hours -
Uganda’s president heads for victory as his main rival cries foul
3 hours -
Lt Col Dela Galley makes history as first female commander of Ghana Military Police
3 hours -
Nollywood special effects artist, James Akaie dies on set following gas explosion
4 hours -
27-year-old sentenced to seven years for pouring acid on former student
4 hours -
Ghana’s US envoy links job creation to ending youth deportations
5 hours -
Blair and Rubio among names on Gaza ‘Board of Peace’
5 hours -
Minister calls for inter-ministerial force to fix Accra’s rush-hour transit crises
6 hours -
Sarkodie’s Rapperholic UK edition sells out Royal Albert Hall
6 hours -
Academic exodus: Ghanaian PhD students in UK forced to withdraw as Scholarship Secretariat fails to pay fees
7 hours -
Antoine Semenyo’s £65m Manchester City switch sparks discussions in UK Parliament
8 hours -
Transport crises, Prof. Frimpong-Boateng v NPP and LGBTQI issues take centre stage on Joy Prime’s ‘Prime Insight’
8 hours
