Farmers in Asekese are worried about the sale of their farmlands. The Concerned Farmers Association of Ghana has reached out for help.
The association has officially asked the Inspector General of Police and the National House of Chiefs for their intervention. They want these leaders to address the situation.
According to the farmers group, the Chief of Asekese is involved in selling the farmlands. This action is causing significant anger among the local residents.
Tensions are reportedly running high in the Asekese community due to these land transactions. Many farmers fear losing their source of livelihood.
The farmers association hopes that involving the Ghana Police Service and traditional rulers will bring a peaceful resolution.
This situation highlights ongoing concerns about land rights and management in the area.
Further information is expected as the Ghana Police Service and the National House of Chiefs review the concerns raised.