Commuters and motorists across major parts of Accra were left stranded for several hours on Wednesday evening following a heavy downpour that submerged key roads and brought traffic to a standstill.
The rains, which struck on the evening of June 3, left several routes impassable as floodwaters cut through major transport corridors, forcing vehicles to remain stationary in long queues for hours.
Among the worst affected areas was the Ashaiman Underbridge, a key link connecting Ashaiman to surrounding communities including Sakumono, Kanewu and Adjei Kojo, which was completely overtaken by floodwaters.
The flooding was not limited to Ashaiman alone, as several other parts of the capital also recorded severe waterlogging, disrupting movement and slowing traffic flow across multiple routes in the city.
Motorists were forced to endure prolonged delays, with some commuters spending more than five hours in traffic as alternative routes also became congested due to the widespread impact of the rains.
WATCH: Parts of Abokobi Parakou to Ablor Adjei flooded following heavy rainfall Wednesday evening.#ChannelOneNews #CitiFM #GhanaNews #Flooding #Abokobi #AccraFloods pic.twitter.com/cp4MWzyan3
— CITI FM 97.3 (@Citi973) June 3, 2026
JUST IN: A multi-storey building has collapsed at Adenta New Site, leaving multiple people feared dead and several others trapped beneath the debris.
VC: EDHUB#ChannelOneNews #CitiNews #GhanaNews #BuildingCollapse #AdentaNewSite pic.twitter.com/4vxoiNyVLO
— CITI FM 97.3 (@Citi973) June 3, 2026
VIEWER DISCRETION: A resident of Lagoon City, Winneba, spotted a snake attempting to crawl into his room amid ongoing flooding in the community.
Residents say snakes and other dangerous reptiles have become a frequent threat in the flood-affected area.#CitiNewsroom #Flooding… pic.twitter.com/g5bpds9Phy
— CITI FM 97.3 (@Citi973) June 4, 2026
Floodwaters engulfed parts of the Odawna Market after trading hours during yesterday’s downpour, leaving sections of the market inaccessible as heavy rains swept through parts of Accra.#Flooding #OdawnaMarket #AccraFloods #GhanaNews pic.twitter.com/SaEIkfETxM
— CITI FM 97.3 (@Citi973) June 4, 2026
‘I’ve been in this traffic for three to four hours’ – A commercial driver on the Atomic-Agbogba stretch shared his frustration following heavy downpour yesterday evening.
Floodwaters cut off sections of the road#ChannelOneNews #CitiNewsroom #GhanaNews #Flooding #AtomicAgbogba pic.twitter.com/GJTeharaaO
— CITI FM 97.3 (@Citi973) June 4, 2026
