Audio By Carbonatix
Four clans claiming ownership of the Ada Songhor Salt Lagoon have appealed to government to immediately release the Ada Songhor Salt Lagoon concession to them to operate.
The Clans, Adabiawe, Lomobiawe, Dangbebiawe and Tekperbiawe say salt winning is their main source of income.
A spokesman of the clans Joseph Amatey Tackie made the appeal at a news conference at Anakpenya, in the Dangme East District of Greater Accra Region, to express displeasure at the delay in releasing the concession.
He said a committee formed by the clans, chiefs and opinion leaders to implement the Land Use Plan Policy held a meeting with the Minister for Lands, Forestry and Mines over the issue in 2003.
According to him, almost four years after the meeting, nothing has been achieved. He has therefore appealed to authorities concerned to consider their economic plight and release the land for them.
He pointed out that continued holding of the land in trust is an infringement on their right to ownership and must be repealed.
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Tags:
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Latest Stories
-
He entered at eight. He is now 16: Ghana’s children growing up in prayer camps
2 hours -
‘Development must not always begin from Accra’ — Anwelle Foundation launched in Jirapa
2 hours -
PKO trio eye victories at Odwira Festival
5 hours -
346 Ghana Navy recruits pass out after 26 weeks of intensive training
5 hours -
Newsfile to discuss EOCO-MP arrest, drug trafficking, speech arrests and $235m water debt
6 hours -
JoyNews gets results as listeners raise GH¢40,000 to help 17-year-old student with cerebral palsy attend SHS
6 hours -
Vice President calls for stronger local pharmaceutical production to reduce medicine imports
6 hours -
The brewing tension at KNUST; Beware the Ides of October….
7 hours -
Health Ministry moves to integrate traditional medicine into mainstream healthcare
7 hours -
550 pupils in Kintampo South get educational lifeline as ‘Seeds of Hope’ reaches farming communities
7 hours -
Opoku Mensah urges Christian Council, House of Chiefs to speak up on democratic freedoms
8 hours -
Teacher unions’ strike: Minority demands immediate payment of teacher arrears, 20% deprived area allowance
8 hours -
The Accra-Kumasi Expressway: Building it right
8 hours -
Beyond gold exports: Building value and economic resilience from Ghana’s gold
8 hours -
2027 AFCONQ: Ghana under pressure as Gambia beat Somalia 2-1
8 hours