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Kejetia Fire: resign as  Chief Fire Officer- Peace Watch Ghana CEO

razak.bawa
Published March 17, 2023
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The Chief Executive Officer of Peace Watch Ghana, Madam Diana Nyakopah  Daniels, has  called on the Chief Fire Officer , CFO Julius Kuunour Aalebkure to immediately resign over the spate of fire outbreaks in the country.

Her call is coming on the heels of the recent fire outbreak at the Kumasi City Market which is popularly known as the “ Kejetia market”.

She said, the reports of fire tenders getting to fire scenes without adequate water to extinguish the fire  is becoming one too many .

Although, the fire service has been able to extinguish the fire which happened on Wednesday, March 15, 2023, eye witnesses accused the firefighters of not having enough water in their tenders before reaching. the fire scene.

This , according to the eye witnesses and victims led rise to the fire spreading to other areas of the market which was constructed not too long ago .

But in the opinion of the Peace Watch Ghana CEO whose Organization has been at the forefront of  promoting peace , security and  in other paramilitary institutions, the Chief Fire Officer cannot escape blame this time .

Speaking in an interview, she said in  this day and age of technology with its accompanying equipment ,there is no way a fire institution to  struggle to fight fire to the extent where the fire  spread to destroy the wares and livelihoods of traders at the Kejetia market.

“ He must resign. I am aware the fire service has been equipped over the years by governments after governments. What excuse does this Chief Fire Officer have for not ensuring that a strategic market of that nature will be allowed to go in that much flames without their prompt arrival to put out the fire ”, she said

“ There is no way he can even say they were not called in time because everybody now knows the short code and numbers to the Fire Service which are 112, 192 , 0302772446  and would have surely called on time “, she pointed out.

Madam  Nyakopah  Daniels , who was not too happy with the situation retreated the need for the Chief Fire Officer to resign .

Since the fire outbreak, there have accusation and counter from the traders on one side and the fire service on one side .

The issue of sprinklers in the market  and insurance cover of the market  have been a subject of discussion.

The cause of the fire has still not been made known yet .The market was shut down for three days to ascertain the extent of damage.

razak.bawa March 17, 2023
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