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ECOWAS summit causes massive traffic in Accra

May 30, 2014
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Traffic situation in some parts of Accra

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Several motorists plying routes around the Movenpick-Ambassador Hotel in Accra are locked up in heavy traffic following the ongoing Economic Community Of West African States (ECOWAS) emergency meeting.

Some West African heads of state were summoned to Accra by President John Dramani Mahama to discuss important issues affecting the sub-region including the Boko Haram threat in Nigeria.

The ongoing conference has led to the Ghana Police cording off some principal routes as part of security measures put in place to protect the various head of states gathered at the Movenpick-Ambassador hotel.

IMG-20140530-WA0014Motorists plying the route coming from the Asylum Down and the University of Ghana, Accra City Campus have been advised to turn towards the total petroleum head office to avoid staying in traffic for hours.

IMG-20140530-WA0007Also, motorists have been advised to take the ridge round about or take the International Conference Centre route linking to the road in front of the Accra Sports Stadium to avoid staying in traffic.

Below is a table showing information on the traffic situation in the Central Business District.

Route Traffic Situation
Graphic Road Moderate
Obetsebi – Graphic Road Light
Graphic Road – Accra Central Chocked
Kojo Thompson Road Moderate
Kanda Highway – Asylum Down Heavy
Kanda Overpass – Kawukudi Moderate
Accra Central ECG Office – Movenpick – Liberation Circle Very Heavy
Atta Mills High Street Very Heavy
Kaneshie – Mallam Light Traffic

 

By: Benjamin Epton Owusu/citifmonline.com/Ghana

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