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Repair works have begun on the Tsuibleo and Fertilizer roads in Accra after JoyNews launched its series 'Pothholes Exhibition' with a call on the government to fix deplorable roads in the country.
This comes after a demonstration by some residents of the community who say the deteriorated nature of the roads affects their productivity and well-being in many ways.

The residents have expressed satisfaction with the government's decision to fix the roads in the entire community.
They are however demanding for speedy construction and quality work to ensure sustainability.

JoyNews' Hannah Odame observed the work on the roads.
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