Chiefs from the Sampa Traditional Area have asked President John Dramani Mahama to help with a chieftaincy dispute. They say the problem is getting worse and is a threat to peace.
The leaders spoke at a news conference in Accra. They expressed their deep concern about the escalating conflict.
They believe the President's intervention is urgently needed. This is to prevent further unrest in the traditional area.
The specific details of the chieftaincy dispute were not fully disclosed at the press briefing.
The call highlights the seriousness of the situation. Traditional leaders are seeking a high-level resolution.
The President's office has yet to issue a formal response to the appeal.