The vehicles were impounded in November 2016, three years following authorities’ failure the pay the debt after the court ruled in April 2013. The debt stood at GH200,00 (Two Hundred Thousand cedis) but has now ballooned to staggering GH40,000. However, weeks after this announcement by the top officers in the region, the family of the late headmaster said they were “going ahead to auction the vehicle” because they had “heard nothing from them”. She said the family had engaged the parties enough and could not wait any longer. can you allow your vehicles to stand there in sun and rain to deteriorate for one and half years?

Source: GhanaWeb April 20, 2018 11:48 UTC