Michael Kpakpo Allotey, has ordered operators of a mechanic workshop at Dadeban Loop

Accra Mayor Michael Kpakpo Allotey orders a mechanic workshop at Dadeban Loop to clear parked vehicles for road works.

“The Mayor of Accra, Michael Kpakpo Allotey, has ordered operators of a mechanic workshop at Dadeban Loop, near Winners Chapel in the North Industrial Area, to remove all vehicles parked along the street to make way for road construction works.”

The directive shows the city moving to free up road space for construction, which may disrupt businesses that rely on street parking. Affected operators and vehicle owners should expect short-term relocation of their work and cars.

The order targets vehicles parked along the street near Winners Chapel in the North Industrial Area.

“...to remove all vehicles parked along the street to make way for road construction works.”

The instruction covers all parked vehicles on the stretch, not only those belonging to the workshop, so it could affect a wider group of car owners. Clear location details help residents and drivers identify whether they are affected.

The clearance is intended to make way for road construction works on the Dadeban Loop stretch.

“...to make way for road construction works.”

Stating the purpose confirms the order is tied to infrastructure development rather than enforcement against the workshop itself. It suggests the disruption is temporary and linked to a broader public project.

Ordered the operators of a mechanic workshop at Dadeban Loop to remove all vehicles parked along the street to clear the way for road construction works.

The street where the mechanic workshop is located and where parked vehicles must be cleared to allow road construction to proceed.

Cited as a nearby landmark used to locate the mechanic workshop at Dadeban Loop.

The neighbourhood in which Dadeban Loop and the affected mechanic workshop are situated.