A demolition at Labadi beachfront was carried out at the request of the Labadi Beach Hotel, according to Stan Dogbe. The action was not part of a flood mitigation effort as previously reported. The hotel reportedly sought the removal of structures along the beachfront, raising questions about the decision’s purpose and legality.

The demolition has drawn attention from local officials and members of parliament, who have expressed concerns over the land dispute involving the Polo Beach Club. The area is known for its tourism value, and the removal of structures has raised fears about the impact on the local economy and community.

The situation highlights ongoing tensions over land use and development in the region. Local authorities have not yet issued a formal statement on the matter, but the incident has sparked discussions about the role of private entities in shaping public spaces. The dispute underscores broader challenges in balancing commercial interests with community needs and environmental considerations.