Owabi Wildlife Sanctuary
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Personnel protecting the Owabi Wildlife Sanctuary in the Ashanti region have clashed with a road contractor over the destruction of 2000 economic trees.
The removal of the trees, valued at over GH¢4 million is to make way for the construction of a new bridge at Atafoa on the Barekese road.
But the Owabi Wildlife Division says the move was abrupt and came with no notification.
Luv FM’s Erastus Asare Donkor has more in the following video report.
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