Farmers in Ghana are worried about land being sold without their agreement. The Concerned Farmers Association of Ghana has reached out to the top police official and traditional leaders.
The farmers are concerned about the sale of farmlands in Asekesu, a town in the Asamankese area. They say this action by the chief of Asekesu is causing a lot of anger.
Tensions are high in the community because of these land sales. The association feels this situation needs immediate intervention from national authorities.
They have officially made a plea to the Inspector General of Police and the National House of Chiefs. The goal is to get help to resolve these disputes over farmland ownership.
The association believes that the involvement of these bodies could lead to a fair solution. They hope for peace and stability in the farming community.