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Tension is said to be mounting between local farmers and Fulani herdsmen at Agogo in the Ashanti Region.
It follows the disappearance of two persons allegedly attacked on their farms by the herdsmen.
Information reaching Luv News indicates one person managed to escape after being held hostage at gun-point for hours.
Some youth are said to be planning retaliatory attacks on the Fulani herdsmen.
Chairman of the Agogo Residents Association, Kwadwo Duro, told Luv News the youth have decided to take the law into their own hands because the police have failed to act on similar cases in the past.
Police in the area will not confirm or deny the incident.
Source: Luv News/Ghana
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