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DVLA to expand mobile services to underserved communities in Ghana’s Eastern Corridor of the Northern Region
The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority is preparing to expand its mobile operations to communities across the Eastern Corridor of the Northern Region, a move officials say will allow residents in underserved areas to access driver and vehicle licensing without undertaking long and costly journeys.
The initiative will complement a newly commissioned office in Yendi and a network of planned satellite offices in districts including Saboba and Wulensi, according to the authority.
This is just to cut off this issue of Goro or middlemen extorting money from you,” he said The DVLA said the new Yendi office alone will serve more than seven municipalities and districts that previously had no direct access to its services.
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