Farmers in Asekesu are worried about the sale of their farmlands. The Concerned Farmers Association of Ghana has reached out to top officials for help.
They have asked the Inspector General of Police and the National House of Chiefs to investigate the situation. These leaders are seen as important figures who can help resolve disputes.
The Association stated that the Chief of Asekesu is responsible for selling the farmlands. This action is reportedly causing anger among the local residents.
Tensions are said to be high in the Asekesu area because of these land sales. The farmers group believes intervention is needed to calm the situation.
The sale of farmlands is a serious issue for the people who depend on them for their livelihood. Their concerns have now been brought to national attention.
Further details on the specific concerns and the response from the authorities were not immediately available.