Furious occupants of Boankra in the Ejisu Municipality of the Ashanti Region are fuming with displeasure regarding the postpones in the beginning of the inland port venture.
Occupants need to sort out a gigantic showing to enlist their disappointment about the defers in having the task to support monetary exercises nearby.
The irate occupants told Accra 100.5 FM's 6:00 am news on Friday, July 15, 2022, that when the public authority got things started for the development of the undertaking during the rule of previous president John Agyekum Kufour, many were the people who moved to the area to buy properties in status for the remove the inland port task.
They expressed a long time down the line nothing has been seen via foundation for the venture nearby.
The occupants expressed out loud whatever is stressing is that every one of the properties bought nearby by confidential people have been deserted on account of the public authority's defers in launching the task.
They said the region has transformed into a phantom town in light of the fact that most of the young have passed on to look for greener fields in Kumasi and its encompassing regions.
Assemblyman for Wiriso Boankra Electoral region, Samuel Fordjour said they have begun the cycles to look for the required consent from the police organization to empower them to enlist their dissent about the public authority's choice to defer the venture for north of 10 years.
President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo on November 5, 2022 cut the grass for the initiation of work on the US$330 million Boankra Integrated Logistics Terminal task, prominently alluded to as the Boankra Inland Port Project, which has been on the planning phase for around 18 years.
The possibility of the Boankra Integrated Logistics Terminal venture has been ready to go since the times of the Government of the second President of the fourth Republic, John Agyekum Kufuor. In endeavoring to bring it into fulfillment, it experienced various difficulties, a critical one being the exit of the NPP government in 2009.
Cutting the turf for the development of the Port on Thursday, fifth November 2020, the President made sense of that the Boankra Inland Port task has been started to offer support to merchants and exporters in the center and northern pieces of the nation, and furthermore to go about as a significant course for the effective transportation of travel traffic to and from our adjoining landlocked nations of Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger.
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