Hundreds of aggrieved property owners affected by the Kasoa-Winneba dualisation highway project, picketed at the Ministry of Roads and Highways to demand compensation for properties demolished during the project.
The affected residents say they have waited for more than three years without receiving compensation for properties destroyed since 2023, to make way for the road construction.
According to the aggrieved victims, the project is approximately 85 per cent complete, yet the government has failed to settle their outstanding compensation claims.
They expressed frustration over what they described as the delay in addressing their concerns, insisting that they deserve to be compensated for the properties lost to the project.
The demonstrators are, therefore, calling on the government and the Ministry of Roads and Highways to urgently intervene and ensure that their compensation is paid.
They say they will continue to demand justice until their concerns are addressed.
More information will be updated as the story develops.
