The Apowa road in the Western Region, has been plagued with potholes for over a year, with no visible efforts made to repair it.
The affected portion requires only minor repairs to restore its usability, yet the lack of action has left drivers and commuters facing significant challenges.
Additionally, the stretch of road from Kwesimintsim traffic lights to Apollo and Apowa St. Mary’s road has also developed potholes, exacerbating the problem and making driving increasingly difficult.
As drivers attempt to navigate around these potholes, traffic congestion has worsened.
Currently, there seems to be no plan to repair the temporary road, leaving drivers and commuters, particularly those from Apowa and Agona-Nkwanta, to endure the poor conditions.
The potholes are dangerously deep, causing many drivers to avoid the area altogether due to the severe traffic congestion they create.
The situation has become a significant source of frustration for those who regularly travel this route.
