2 Cargo Vehicles With 67 Passengers Intercepted In Oti Region as 17 tested positive for coronavirus

This was revealed by President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo on Sunday, April 26 when he addressed the nation in a televised broadcast.

It was his eighth nationwide broadcast on the measures taken by government in the fight against coronavirus.

Since his first address on Wednesday, March 11, when Ghana had no cases yet of the deadly coronavirus, there have been 1,550 confirmed cases with over 100,000 tests conducted.

Some of the cases involve West African nationals, who are supposedly aided by Ghanaians into the country.

“These are unpatriotic acts and must stop,” President Akufo-Addo warned.

“We cannot allow a few persons who are motivated by their own selfish money-making interest to endanger the lives of the rest of the population.”