Farmers in Ghana are asking for help from top officials. The Concerned Farmers Association of Ghana has made a plea to the Inspector General of Police and the National House of Chiefs.
Their request is about land. Specifically, they are worried about farmlands in Asekesu, which is in the Asamankese area.
The association says that the Chief of Asekesu has been selling these farmlands. This action is reported to be causing significant outrage among the local people.
Tensions are reportedly running high in the community due to these land sales. The farmers are seeking intervention to resolve the situation.
The appeal highlights a growing concern over land ownership and sales processes in the region.
No official statement from the Ghana Police Service or the National House of Chiefs has confirmed receipt of the plea or outlined any planned actions.
The association hopes intervention will bring peace and clarity to the land dispute.