Constituents of Ayawaso West Wuogon Lament Broken Bridge

• Constituents of Ayawaso West Wuogon and neighbouring areas have campaigned for change, demanding urgent government action to address the heavily damaged bridge
• The concerned citizens called on their MPs to collaborate in repairing the bridge, which has caused frequent flooding and disrupted daily life in the community
• Residents have recounted how the deteriorating bridge once led to the tragic loss of two lives, stressing it must be fixed now to prevent further disasters

Residents of Dome-Kwabenya, Ayawaso West Wuogon, and Okaikwei North constituencies have raised urgent concerns over a heavily damaged bridge that has long posed serious risks to the community.

Over the years, the structure has deteriorated significantly, causing flooding and endangering lives whenever heavy rains hit the area.

Constituents have repeatedly campaigned for change, emphasising that their votes for local leadership were meant to bring improvements to infrastructure and safety.

“We voted for NDC change, hoping our voices would be heard,” one resident lamented, reflecting the collective frustration of the affected communities.

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The damaged bridge has previously contributed to tragic incidents, including the loss of two children during a flood, residents recounted.

This has intensified calls for swift intervention, with locals urging MPs and the Greater Accra Regional Minister, Linda Ocloo, to collaborate on repairing or reconstructing the structure.

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Authorities have been reminded that restoring the bridge is not just a matter of convenience but a necessity for public safety.

Residents highlighted how everyday commuting, school routes, and emergency access are all jeopardised by the bridge’s deteriorating condition.

“Every heavy rainfall becomes a test of survival. We cannot wait any longer,” another constituent added.

The community continues to appeal to decision-makers to prioritise the project, stressing that timely action would prevent further losses and restore normalcy.

Ayawaso West Wuogon constituents’ protest sparks reactions

Ghanaians have flooded the comment section with their views on the protest staged by Ayawaso West Wuogon and neighbouring constituents. Below are some of the most interesting reactions from the trending video.

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@ImSage05 shared:

"It has to be fixed. We shouldn't wait for something to happen before we do it."

@2xnmore commented:

"With John, it is possible."

@Artcoin8 wrote:

"I love Umaru’s consistency, and I hope he gets the attention of the MPs."

@bigchanck shared:

"Aban papa aba, I believe they will get it done."

@sikanibaakop3 commented:

"@Citizen_Lyttle ahh enor be same constituency John Dumelo dey give free haircuts and bus no? U see why this social media nonsense no dey me? 😏."

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Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that John Dumelo showcased his makeup application skills while offering free makeup services to UG Legon freshers.

In the viral video, the popular politician was seen engaging warmly with first-year students, helping them get ready for their official entry into university life.

His unexpected involvement not only highlighted his creative side but also demonstrated his commitment to supporting students during an important milestone in their academic journey.

Source: YEN.com.gh