Farmers in Asekesu are worried about the sale of their farmlands. They have asked for help from the highest police official and traditional leaders.
The Concerned Farmers Association of Ghana is leading this plea. They believe the sales by the Chief of Asekesu are causing problems.
The situation has led to anger among the people living in the area. They say that tensions are growing because of these land sales.
The Association wants the Inspector General of Police to look into the matter. They also want the National House of Chiefs to get involved.
This appeal highlights a dispute over land ownership and usage in the Asamankese area.
The farmers hope that by involving these authorities, a peaceful solution can be found.
The police and chiefs have the power to investigate and mediate such disputes.
Ensuring fair land practices is important for the farming community.