Book on Alavanyo, Nkonya conflict launched

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• Ageze Ka 7 years ago

  Could the book say who owns the land and who is the trespasser based on the legal documents and decided court cases available? Anything short of this is complete waste of time. Justice before Peace. What is complicated about ...
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  Could the book say who owns the land and who is the trespasser based on the legal documents and decided court cases available? Anything short of this is complete waste of time. Justice before Peace. What is complicated about this if not mere arrogance and mischief.

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• Anokye Twum-Antwi 7 years ago

  I think that both sides in this conflict agree that the land belongs to the Nkonya people. The conflict concerns allegations by the Alavanyo people that they were given the land and opposition by the Nkonya people that the la ...
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  I think that both sides in this conflict agree that the land belongs to the Nkonya people. The conflict concerns allegations by the Alavanyo people that they were given the land and opposition by the Nkonya people that the land continues to belong to Nkonya people. Decided court cases and history have settled the fundamental issue. I think (without reading the book) that the author will discuss peace efforts and the prevention of further unnecessary bloodshed

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• CONQUEROR 7 years ago

  CONGRATS FELLOW CONQUEROR. YOU MADE ST.PAUL'S SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL,DENU/V.R PROUD

  CONGRATS FELLOW CONQUEROR. YOU MADE ST.PAUL'S SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL,DENU/V.R PROUD

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