Trade Fair was right in demolition of Fantasy Dome – A Plus

Kwame Asare Obeng, also known as A Plus, a social commentator, claims that the government did nothing wrong when it demolished Fantasy Dome.

According to him, they had a five-year agreement with the owner of the Fantasy Dome, which was to be renewed annually.

According to A Plus, the owner was supposed to build the structure out of materials that could be easily removed if the government needed the land.

“The government's agreement with the Fantasy Dome was for five years, which was renewed every year. They informed the owner about their plans to build the Trade Fair Center, so they expected that he would build the place with materials that could be easily dismantled and moved from the area.

However, when the government informed him of the need for him to relocate his facility, the back and forth became too much that the government had to act. The Trade Fair being built is one of the greatest legacies of the government and even though I have a problem with one of the leaders of this project, I think that the truth must be told about why the fantasy dome was demolished,” he said on Accra-based UTV.

To Kwame A Plus, the arrangement with the government was clear from the beginning and there shouldn't be any form of emotions attached to this.

Background

Ghana Trade Fair Company Limited, on Saturday, March 16, demolished the 20,000-seater capacity venue Fantasy Dome owned by the CEO of Fantasy Entertainment Leslie Quaynor.

The CEO, Leslie Quaynor, indicated in several interviews that he had an injunction to prevent the demolition, but the government did not heed the injunction by the court.

SOURCE: Dklassgh.Com