Roads To Be Blocked On 7th For Akuffo Addo’s Swearing-in.

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The Ghana Police service has issued a news release about traffic control and smooth vehicular movement to and fro the State House Complex which will hit the country on the 7th Jan. 2020 for the President-elect’s swearing-in.

According to the Police news release, some roads will be closed, some will be diverted with some having limited passthrough.

READ THE FULL NEWS RELEASE BELOW

News Release: Traffic Advisory for the Swearing-in of Elected President, Vice President and Parliamentarians on 7th January, 2021.

For security, safe and smooth vehicular movement for the inauguration on 7th January, 2021; the Police Administration and partners have taken certain measures including closure and diversion of some roads leading to the State House Complex in Accra and the vicinity of the inauguration venue.

Please read the attached News Release for the description of the specific roads that will be closed, diversions and parking spaces. The Police is urging the public to co-operate and observe the security measures for the inaugural ceremonies of 7th January, 2021 in support of the constitutional framework of governance.

Swearing-In.

Roads To Be Blocked On 7th For Akuffo Addo's Swearing In.

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