Alavanyo Chiefs call for resumption of peace talks

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• Azonto 11 years ago

  For what negotiation you people know the disputed land do not belong to u but u are forcing. You see your end result what happened be4 your people were arrested. You people sh'd be careful 'O'.Now you are calling for negotiat ...
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  For what negotiation you people know the disputed land do not belong to u but u are forcing. You see your end result what happened be4 your people were arrested. You people sh'd be careful 'O'.Now you are calling for negotiation. What happen to the peace officer who has come to keep peace,you people tried to kill or killed one of them are they also Nkonyas that u are fighting them foooools.

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• nkonya -tayi chief 11 years ago

  The land does not belong to you either.It is in dispute ,that is the bottom line.You either come to the negotiation table or go hungry and the guerrilla war continues unabated period!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ...
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  The land does not belong to you either.It is in dispute ,that is the bottom line.You either come to the negotiation table or go hungry and the guerrilla war continues unabated period!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.TUYE BORBOR NU......KPO.......

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• Togbe Kabaka X 11 years ago

  Azonto, I entreat you to contact the two paramount chiefs of Nkonya and Alavanyo, the Lands Commission at Ho and the High Court in Accra for a copy of the original map drawn by Captain Grunner (the German Cartographer)and upd ...
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  Azonto, I entreat you to contact the two paramount chiefs of Nkonya and Alavanyo, the Lands Commission at Ho and the High Court in Accra for a copy of the original map drawn by Captain Grunner (the German Cartographer)and update your knowledge, okay.
  
  There can only be peace if our own people (the Alavanyos and the Nkonyans) strictly comply by this demarcation. Precious lifes have been lost over the past one hundread years and this should cease henceforth. I hail from both communities and frequent 'clashes' have been big headaches to me over these years my brother.

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• Jacob Atsyor 11 years ago

  Without peace, the country can never make progress.Therefore,i humbly make an urgent request to the authority to do something about this before it becomes aggravated.Thanks

  Without peace, the country can never make progress.Therefore,i humbly make an urgent request to the authority to do something about this before it becomes aggravated.Thanks

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• Addobea 11 years ago

  These numerous conflicts could be avoided if these immigrants on some ones land,accepts facts of existing history.Alavayo people can claim they are Ewes and be with their Ewe brothers.Likewise Worawora and others could honest ...
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  These numerous conflicts could be avoided if these immigrants on some ones land,accepts facts of existing history.Alavayo people can claim they are Ewes and be with their Ewe brothers.Likewise Worawora and others could honestly claim they are Asantes and what else.These facts are indispensabale and factual.But the distiction between land ownership differs entirely from where a distant tribe settles.Krachi,Nchumuru,Basari and Konkombas ought to accept the fact that ,inorder for us all enable peace to prevail in the Northern Volta.It is clear that immigrants living amongst indgines accepts fact that a decorated horse is still a donkey.Living side by side as people pays much more for peaceful co-existance and developments. Instead of re-writing non existing facts to disprove factuals.History never said Worawora fought Buems to defeat to own the land on which they live.What history has to date is the Woraworas together with their land owners the Buems fought the Asante Empire on two occassions.These are at Frikoso in Tapa Abotase and the Jasikan battle.

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