Angry market women at Bantama are threatening to vote against the New Patriotic Party over the closure of their shops by the Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA).
According to the traders, the Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly’s continues to harass them, a situation they claim is affecting their businesses.
Currently, the KMA has locked shops of traders who have defaulted payment of their business operating permit.
The traders complain the assembly didn’t give them any prior notice before locking up their shops.
Speaking in an interview with Ultimate FM’s Isaac Bediako Justice, the traders said, they are unable to pay their business operating permit because of the negative impact COVID-19 has had on their trading activities.
However, the Mayor of Kumasi, Osei Assibey in an attempt to calm the angry market women has ordered his guys to open the shops to business.
---starrfmonline
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