“Riders Allege Police Corruption at Yiwabra Nkwanta Checkpoint “

Story by Fada Amakye

Residents of Aowin municipality are up in arms over alleged police extortion at the Yiwabra Nkwata Barrier.

According to eyewitnesses, police officers stationed at the barrier are demanding GHC 20 from every motorcycle rider who passes through. This development has sparked widespread outrage, with many riders feeling harassed and exploited. “It’s becoming a daily struggle for us,” said one rider. “We work hard to earn a living, and then we’re forced to hand over GHC 20 to these officers just to pass through.”

The allegations have raised concerns about police accountability and transparency in their operations. Many riders are struggling to make ends meet due to the alleged extortion, and the situation has sparked renewed calls for police reform. Similar incidents have been reported in other parts of the country, highlighting a broader issue of police corruption.

In light of these allegations, residents are demanding action from the authorities to address the alleged extortion and restore trust in the police. A thorough investigation into the allegations and police reform to address corruption and ensure accountability within the force are being called for. Community leaders and residents are also urged to report any instances of police misconduct to the authorities.

The Ghana Police Service has faced criticism in the past for similar incidents, and this latest development has sparked widespread outrage. As the situation unfolds, residents of Aowin municipality are demanding justice and accountability from the authorities.