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“Jomoro Youths Set to Protest against Western Nzema Traditional Council on 4th August”.

The Jomoro Youth Movement, a non-political youth organization is set to protest against the western Nzema Traditional Council on 4th August 2024.

This is on the backdrop of the proposed 20,000 Acres of land acquisition by the government and supposed private entities (UIC consultium & Touchstone Energy).

In this regard, the concerned Youths of Kabenla Suazo, Egbazo, Bonyere, Nawuley and Elenda are therefore calling on their traditional leaders to reduce the landsize in acquisition because it posses a threat to their future and generational existence, their therefore calling on the traditional leaders of such communities to go into a thorough Negotiations and engagements with the Youths, farmers and family clan land owners.

They are therefore, Protesting to present a petition to the chairman of the proposed Petroleum Hub, Awulae Annor Adjei who doubles as the paramount chief of Western Nzema Traditional Council to reconsider their decision to ditch out such gangantuan landsize to foreign Indigenes.

They are therefore saying that failure on the side of the traditional leaders to heed to their plea will see them armoured themselves to protect their lands from invasion.


Speaking to Ekuzoanews.com, the chief convener for the #HandsOffJomoroLands, protest, Okogyefo Martin Erzah Fiifi-millson affirmed their going to collaborate with law enforcement agencies within the municipal to present their petition to their traditional leaders, he stressed on that the protest will see hundreds of Nzema Youths specifically Jomoro Youth come together on the said Date at Tikobo 1 Enroute to Beyin Palace.

Okogyefo Martin indicated their willingness to corporate with well wishers, land owners, farmers and the Nzema Executive clubs to press home the concerns of Jomoro Youths.

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