Nab Azaksuk Azantilow II
The Paramount chief of the bulsa traditional area has instructed tri-cycle (motor king) and CAN DO riders within the Bulsa north district to as a matter of urgency comply with the social distancing protocol directive issued by president Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo in the wake of COVID-19 pandemic regarding the number of persons they convey at a time.
Nab Azugsuk Azantilow II wondered why after the initial deliberation on the number of persons each motor king or CAN DO should take as part of measures at enforcing the social distancing protocol, others still go on to flout the directive. Making money should not erode our sense of judgment thereby endangering our lives and others especially in this era of cornavirus pandemic. The safety measures issued by the Ghana health service are not mere directives but strategies geared towards checking the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic,hence the need for total compliance. Nab Azugsuk II made these observations at his palace,while interacting with members of the motor king and CAN DO riders to demand answers on their refusal to comply with the directive. Leaders of the two groups expressed their appreciation to the Paramount chief for the show of love and concern he demonstrated. While commanding the chief, the leaders promise to step up their supervisory roles in checking on recalcitrant riders.
Mr Richard Alado Handing over facemask to Chairman of Motorking Riders
Mr. Richard Alando, executive director of Foundation for Integrated and Strategic Development FISTRAD made a donation of 50 pieces of face masks on behalf of the "Ti Yiak Covid-19 Tigsuk" to the riders. The Ti Yiak Covid-19 Tigsuk is a group of Bulsa on Wasapp who have come together to contribute their own resources to fight the spread of cornavirus in the two Bulsa district. Mr Alando admonishes them to insist on the wearing of the face mask as a policy.
Credit- Iddrisu Seinu.
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