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FROM TEMA MOTORWAY TO LAPAZ IS TOTAL DARKNESS NPP – MP Laments Faulty Traffic Lights

The Member of Parliament for the Anyaa-Sowutuom Constituency, Dr. Dickson Adomako Kissi has revealed that he frequently continues through traffic lights in the capital city, especially late at night, even when directed to stop by a police officer.

His rationale behind this decision is primarily the absence of operational traffic lights and street lighting, which can create potentially hazardous situations.

The Member of Parliament drew attention to the persistent issue of inadequate street lighting and malfunctioning traffic lights along major roadways in the country. He expressed serious concerns regarding the safety risks associated with these circumstances.

Dr. Adomako clarified that his choice to disregard police instructions in such situations is a precautionary measure to safeguard himself, as darkness can conceal potential threats.

He stressed that these issues, encompassing malfunctioning traffic lights and insufficient street lighting, present substantial obstacles to the nation’s progress and development.

“What I do is check left and right to make sure there is no vehicle approaching, and then I pass because it is a big problem. From the Motorway all the way to Lapaz is total darkness, so when I get to Fiesta Royale, the place is dark; it could be that someone is hiding there for an operation, and I don’t want noise too. I don’t want to make headlines the next day about being attacked by robbers or some wicked people,” he stated.

The politician, however, clarified that he is not talking about the problems to paint the government in a bad way but he wants it to be solved.

“I’m not saying this put the government in a bad light but it is a big problem,” he added.

 

 

 

 

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