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Some farmers in the Bui area in the Brong Ahafo Region are complaining about the destruction of their farms by the Chinese firm undertaking the construction of the Bui Dam electrification project.
The farmers say though the government has not paid any compensation to them, their farms with all the crops they have cultivated are being burnt by the construction company.
One of the farmers, Joseph Kuma told Joy News he wants compensation for the destruction of the farm and another land relocated to him to continue his farming activities.
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