Farmers in Asekesu are upset about land sales. The Concerned Farmers Association of Ghana has reached out for help. They want the Inspector General of Police and chiefs to step in. These leaders can investigate the situation.
The association stated that the Chief of Asekesu is selling community farmlands. This action is causing strong feelings among the people who live there. Tensions are rising because of these sales.
The farmers are worried about losing their land. They rely on these farms for their livelihood. They believe the Chief should not be selling the land without their agreement. The association is urging authorities to listen to their concerns.
The plea to the Inspector General of Police and the National House of Chiefs shows the seriousness of the issue. These bodies are expected to help resolve disputes and ensure fair treatment for all citizens. Their intervention could bring peace to the area.
The farmers are hoping for a swift resolution. They want to protect their ancestral lands. The future of their farming livelihoods depends on this outcome. The police and chiefs will now look into the matter.