Farmers in Asekesu are worried about their farmlands. The Concerned Farmers Association of Ghana has reached out to top officials for help.
They have pleaded with the Inspector General of Police and the National House of Chiefs. They want these leaders to step in and address the situation.
The association claims that the Chief of Asekesu is selling farmlands. This is reportedly upsetting many people in the local community.
Tensions are said to be running high because of these alleged land sales. The farmers are concerned about losing their livelihoods.
The association wants a peaceful solution. They believe that the intervention of the police and traditional leaders can help prevent further conflict.
This situation highlights the importance of clear land ownership and fair practices in farming communities.
Officials have not yet commented on the specific allegations made by the farmers association.