Immigration Boss lied, he Caused Accident On Kumasi-Accra Highway

Some residence of Suhum in the Eastern Region say they are surprised by the lies being spewed by the Ghana Immigration Service over an accident in the area which is purported to have been case by their boss
According to the residence who are outrage by the lies, the incident happened in a broad light and are surprised the Immigration service would lie about it.
“We want to ask him, if the accident happened after he had left the scene, which resident knew him and could call to report an accident to them (Immigration) but not the police, this is logic”, a resident fumed
Below is the full story and reaction from the Immigration service.
The carelessness of Immigration Boss, has cause multiple accidents on the Accea Kumasi Highway
Two persons have been reported injured while several others escaped unhurt after a convoy of the Director-General of Ghana Immigration Service (GIS), caused an accident at the Suhum overhead on the Accra-Kumasi highway.
The accident reportedly happened Sunday evening around.
The convoy which was made up of the GIS boss, Mr Kwame Asuah Takyi’s official vehicle, one Immigration vehicle and two motorcycles were heading to Accra from the Kumasi direction.
The GIS boss reportedly drove off after the accident occurred without attending to it.
The situation has forced the drivers to divert to a section of the overhead which has not yet been commissioned and opened to traffic.
At the time of filing this report, a towing vehicle had been deployed to the accident scene to tow the mangled trailer from the road.
Read the statement below:
The attention of the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) has been drawn to publications in the media to the effect that the Comptroller-General of Immigration (CGI), Mr. Kwame Asuah Takyi has caused an accident at Suhum overhead on the Accra to Kumasi highway in the Eastern Region.
To set the record straight, the CGI, who was returning from a working tour of the Bono East Regional Immigration Command, later in the evening, on Sunday, the 9th of February, 2020, has not been involved in any accident or caused any, as been purported.
It was rather one vehicle and that of the CGI that was being trailed for over an hour by a private vehicle. All attempts by the dispatch rider to stop the said private vehicle, failed, until they got to Suhum. The dispatch rider and vehicle of the CGI were caught in between by the private vehicle which posed a security risk.
At Suhum, at the roundabout of the overhead, the dispatch rider stopped the said private vehicle this time round. The bodyguard of the CGI alighted, took the registration number of the vehicle and rejoined the CGI and his team to continue with the journey where a complaint was lodged with the Police Officers on duty at the Doboro Police Barrier.
It was after this exercise that the CGI and his team continued with their journey back to Accra only to hear that an accident had occurred at Suhum with two persons injured and hospitalized.
Our checks, indicates that, indeed there was an accident at the same spot where the CGI and his team stopped the private vehicle, but that was after they had left.
We wish to implore all media houses to contact the Public Affairs Department of the GIS for confirmation of information in their custody before publishing them.
Lastly, we wish to reiterate that the CGI has not caused any accident, and the story as published by the media is incorrect and should be disregarded.