Traders fume over demolition of Enchi market to pave way for 24hour economy market
Traders at Enchi in the Aowin Municipality of the Western North Region expressed anger and frustration following the demolition of the Enchi market by the Aowin Municipal Assembly days ago to make way for a new 24-hour economy market. The demolition left several traders without shops, stalls, and designated spaces to continue their businesses.
Some affected traders claim the Assembly did not adequately engage them or provide an alternative trading location before the demolition. They stated the situation has disrupted their livelihoods, with some losing structures and other investments. The concerns were raised during a visit to the demolished market by the Member of Parliament for Aowin, Oscar Ofori Larbi, who assured them he would engage the Aowin Municipal Assembly on the need to provide a suitable temporary location. The traders are now waiting for the Assembly to provide a concrete alternative.
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Traders in Enchi, Aowin Municipality, are expressing anger and frustration over the demolition of their market. This action, intended to pave the
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