The particular refusal by traders within the Ashanti Regional capital, Kumasi to evacuate Kejetia marketplace to pave way for companies to start work on the stage two project of the marketplace will lead to the loss of a lot of cedis. “Ghana risks dropping the over €258 mil loan apportioned for the task because the benefactors might end the contract if the task continues to delay which transmits signals that we are not severe as a people and we are certainly not ready to receive the market”, Local Minister, Simon Osei Mensah hintedThe Minister has consequently sent a stern caution to recalcitrant traders declining to abandon the Kumasi Central market for companies to redevelop the place as being a five-day ultimatum by the Local Security Committee (REGSEC) finishes on Sunday, March fourteen, 2021. Chairman of the Ashanti Regional Security Council (REGSEC) cautioned traders whose stores will be affected by the Kejetia Phase 2 Project that they can have themselves to blame in case their goods are destroyed just before Monday, March 15. Talking over the weekend on a local stereo station monitored by MyNewsGh. com, Mr. Simon Osei Mensah, reminded the investors to leave the place as quickly as possible. “By Monday dawn, all of the earmarked spaces will be removed, affected shops and outdoor sheds will be demolished so simply by that time if you still have your own goods in your shops, you will have to blame yourself since I can assure you that individuals won’t leave any rock unturned”, the REGSEC Seat reiterated earlier notice. Based on the Regional Minister, the hold off of the Phase 2 task is worrying explaining impacted traders are to bear along with city authorities and accept the relocation guidelines in order to fill all the empty peripheral markets dotted across the city and other assemblies to make method for the redevelopment of the task.
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