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Asokore Mampong Assembly pulls down bank to make way for 24-Hour Economy market despite legal battle

A file photo of a demolished building There is a growing standoff between the Asokore Mampong Municipal Assembly and Sekyedumase Community Bank PLC over the demolition of the bank’s Aboabo branch as part of plans to redevelop the market into a 24-hour economy facility.
Five-day ultimatum In a letter dated 15 June, 2026, the Assembly issued what it described as a “Final Warning to Vacate the Aboabo Market Redevelopment Site”, giving the bank five days to leave the premises.
The dispute has triggered questions about the bank’s tenancy arrangement with the Assembly and whether the demolition could eventually result in legal and financial liability for the municipality.
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