A statement published on the Ministry’s website said the decision followed a review of the security situation in the area.
The restriction on motorbike use was imposed on April 28, 2026, as part of measures aimed at maintaining security and public order in the township and its environs.
According to the Ministry, Government has decided to remove the restriction after assessing developments in the area.
“The Ministry of the Interior wishes to inform residents of Binduri Township and its environs in the Upper East Region that the restriction on the use of motorbikes imposed on April 28, 2026, has been lifted with immediate effect,” the statement noted.
The Ministry commended traditional authorities and residents for their cooperation during the period the restriction was in force.
It specifically praised chiefs, elders, opinion leaders, the youth and residents of Binduri and neighbouring communities for their restraint and support to the security agencies.
“The Ministry commends Chiefs, Elders, Opinion Leaders, the Youth, and residents of Binduri and its environs for their cooperation, restraint, and support to the security agencies during the period of the restriction,” the statement said.
Government has, however, urged residents to remain vigilant and continue supporting efforts aimed at maintaining peace and security in the area.
The Ministry called on citizens to use peaceful and lawful means to address grievances and to promptly report suspicious activities to the security agencies.
It reiterated Government’s commitment to ensuring the safety, security and peaceful coexistence of all citizens.
