Farmers in Asekesu are upset about the alleged sale of their farmlands. The Concerned Farmers Association of Ghana has made an appeal to police and traditional leaders.
They want the Inspector General of Police and the National House of Chiefs to help resolve the situation. The association says the sale of these lands by the Chief of Asekesu is causing anger among the community.
Tensions are reportedly high in the Asekesu area of the Asamankese traditional area. The issue involves the rights and ownership of land used for farming.
The farmers association has stated their concerns publicly. They are seeking official intervention to prevent further sales and address the existing disputes.
This situation highlights ongoing issues regarding land ownership and usage in farming communities.
The Ghana Police Service and traditional councils often play roles in resolving community disputes.