Kronum -Abuohia Youth Give Government One Month To Fix Deteriorating Breman -Kronum -Afrancho -Offinso Road.

The Concerned Youth of Kronum-Abuohia and its surrounding communities have called on the government to urgently rehabilitate the deteriorating road network from Breman West through Kronum-Abuohia and Afrancho to Offinso in the Offinso South Municipality.

The youth, led by the Abuohia Assemblyman, Hon. Edward Adu-Bobi, made the appeal at a press conference, expressing concern over the numerous potholes, deep craters and eroded portions of the road, which they say have made travelling increasingly dangerous for motorists and pedestrians.

They are therefore appealing to President John Dramani Mahama, the Ministry of Roads and Highways, the Ashanti Regional Minister, the Municipal Chief Executive,

Hon. Frank, and the Member of Parliament for Suame Constituency, Hon. John Darko, to intervene and ensure the road receives immediate attention.

According to the group, the poor state of the road has negatively affected businesses, increased vehicle maintenance costs and delayed emergency services, including ambulances, fire service personnel and the police.

They further explained that during the dry season, excessive dust affects traders, schoolchildren and residents, while the rainy season leaves portions of the road muddy and waterlogged, making movement difficult.

The group has therefore called for a complete rehabilitation of the road rather than temporary patching, which they say has failed to provide a lasting solution.

The Concerned Youth have given the relevant authorities up to Monday, November 30, 2026, to provide a clear commitment and a definite timeline for the commencement of the project, warning that they will intensify their advocacy through lawful and peaceful means if their concerns are not addressed.

Meanwhile, some drivers and residents who spoke to Angel News reporter Kesse Solomon, expressed similar frustrations, describing the condition of the road as unbearable.

They say the bad road has affected their businesses and daily activities, and are demanding urgent government intervention.

The drivers and residents have also given the government a one-week ultimatum to fix the road, threatening to block it and halt activities along the stretch if their demands are not met.

They insist that the community can no longer endure the difficulties caused by the deteriorating road.

Story by Solomon Kesse.