Ghanaians expressed frustration over the Ghana Police’s late notice of road closures for the 68th Independence Day celebration, announced on the morning of the event. Many voiced concerns about the inconvenience caused, urging for better planning and communication in future national events. The closures were necessary for the scaled-down celebration at Jubilee House attended by President Mahama.
Ghanaians have expressed significant discontent over the late notification provided by the Ghana Police Service regarding road closures for the nation’s 68th Independence Day celebrations. The police announced these closures under the title “Temporary Closure of Roads in Accra on the Occasion of the 68th Independence Anniversary Celebration at the Jubilee House, Accra on Thursday, 6th March 2025” mere hours before the event, leaving many commuters unprepared for the ensuing disruptions.
Social media platforms, particularly Facebook, became a forum for citizens to voice their dissatisfaction. Many users condemned the insufficient notice, claiming it led to undue inconvenience and hindered traffic flow. There were numerous calls for improved planning and prompt communication from law enforcement for future national events.
The road closures were necessary to accommodate a scaled-back Independence Day gathering at the Jubilee House, presided over by President John Dramani Mahama along with various dignitaries. The lack of adequate notice drew sharp criticism, sparking discussions on the need for better organization in future commemorations.
The public outcry regarding the Ghana Police’s tardy announcement of road closures highlights the need for improved communication and logistical planning for events of national significance. Many citizens called for a proactive approach to ensure that future events minimize inconvenience to commuters. This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of timely notifications for public events.
Original Source: 3news.com
