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Greater Accra Minister gives developers, occupants at Kpeshie Lagoon 21 days to vacate
Authorities are currently assessing all structures within the Kpeshie Lagoon buffer zone ahead of the planned demolition exercise once the 21-day notice expires.
The Greater Accra Regional Minister, Linda Ocloo has given residents and property owners encroaching on the Kpeshie Lagoon buffer zone at Laboma Beach a 21-day ultimatum to vacate or remove their structures or face demolition.
The minister warned that all structures within the designated buffer zone must be removed before the deadline.
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