Farmers in Asekesu are raising concerns about the sale of their farmlands. The Concerned Farmers Association of Ghana has formally asked for help from top officials.
They have pleaded with the Inspector General of Police and the National House of Chiefs. This appeal is to seek their intervention in an alleged ongoing sale of farmlands.
The group states that the Chief of Asekesu is behind these land sales. They believe his actions are causing significant outrage among the local farming community.
Tensions are reportedly running high in the Asamankese area due to these developments. The association feels the situation needs an immediate stop to prevent further conflict.
They are seeking a resolution that protects the rights of the farmers. The farmers worry about losing their livelihoods and ancestral lands.
The Concerned Farmers Association is expected to provide more details about the alleged sales and their impact. This highlights a growing issue of land ownership disputes impacting farming communities in the region.