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The visit followed his visit to the region and his interactions with the flood victims, whose huts had been decimated by floods in the Sahara ghetto near the Odaw River in the capital.
Mr. Mahama, who was accompanied by Klottey Korle MP, along with other opposition leaders, the NDC, comforted the victims.
Addressing the concerned residents, Mr. Mahama, who is the NDC's flag bearer for 2020, encouraged the victims to clean up all the garbage piles that were in their homes and to transport them to a designated area where the NDC had made provisions for their well-being. disposition.
Mr. Mahama said: "The premonition about what will happen is terrible because as it rained about 40 minutes, if you see the water level going up, it means knowing the rainy season in Accra, in the first half of June, it rains from morning until evening, which means that we are looking at a very serious situation and that, if we do not accelerate the efforts to clean the drains before the heavy rains, we could have victims.
"So, let's all see, as a people, how we can put pressure [on officialdom] so that the authorities can speed up and do what they have to do. In the meantime, there is still a lot of dirt gathered in the houses, so we urge them to bring them on this path. We asked the tricycle guys who pick up the garbage to carry them away and transport them to the disposal sites. We asked the parliamentary badembly, the member of Parliament and the opinion leaders to encourage them to pull out all that garbage. We planned to pay the tricycles to pick up the garbage.
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