Mahama’s written directive fixed Petroleum Hub land size at 5000 hectares - Dr Toni Aubynn

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• Ambrose 1 day ago

  Not enough money so reduce land
  National Deception Committee

  Not enough money so reduce land
  National Deception Committee

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• Cuntiki 1 day ago

  Stupid Ambrose.
  Little mind.

  Stupid Ambrose.
  Little mind.

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• Capt Adabuga 1 day ago

  Galamsey kingpin Tony Aubyn

  Galamsey kingpin Tony Aubyn

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• KKwadaso 1 day ago

  Galamsey kingpin who is appointed in this Azaa government.Foolish and dishonest twerps in government.

  Galamsey kingpin who is appointed in this Azaa government.Foolish and dishonest twerps in government.

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• Kofi 10 hours ago

  I THOUGHT WE WERE TALKING ABOUT 20,000 ACREAS DURING AKUFFO ADDO'S TIME, HOW COME WE ARE AT 12,365 ACREAS NOW?

  I THOUGHT WE WERE TALKING ABOUT 20,000 ACREAS DURING AKUFFO ADDO'S TIME, HOW COME WE ARE AT 12,365 ACREAS NOW?

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• Joseph Nzema 9 hours ago

  Date: 26 April 2026
  
  PUBLIC NOTICE
  
  COALITION OF CONCERNED NZEMA PEOPLE (CCNP)
  OBJECTION TO LAND MISCLASSIFICATION, MISREPRESENTATION OF PRESIDENTIAL DIRECTIVE, UNAUTHORISED EXPANSION, IRREGULAR GAZETTING, AND COMPULSORY ...
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  Date: 26 April 2026
  
  PUBLIC NOTICE
  
  COALITION OF CONCERNED NZEMA PEOPLE (CCNP)
  OBJECTION TO LAND MISCLASSIFICATION, MISREPRESENTATION OF PRESIDENTIAL DIRECTIVE, UNAUTHORISED EXPANSION, IRREGULAR GAZETTING, AND COMPULSORY ACQUISITION PROCESSES IN THE PROPOSED PHDC PROJECT IN JOMORO
  SUMMARY OF POSITION
  
  The Coalition of Concerned Nzema People (CCNP), on behalf of affected families, clans, and allodial landowners, formally objects to the ongoing land acquisition processes in the Domunli enclave, Jomoro.
  
  We are not opposed to development, but strongly oppose processes that are unlawful, misleading, exclusionary, or contrary to customary and constitutional land rights.
  
  KEY CONCERNS
  
  Misrepresentation of Directive:
  
  The approved 5,000 acres has been improperly expanded to 5,000 hectares (12,360 acres).
  
  Irregular Survey & Gazetting:
  
  Surveys and gazette processes have proceeded without consent of rightful landowners and are hereby formally challenged.
  
  Violation of Law:
  
  The process fails to meet Article 20 of the Constitution, particularly on consultation and compensation.
  
  Customary Ownership:
  
  Nzema land belongs to families and clans, not chiefs as absolute owners.
  
  Risk of Misclassification:
  
  Family lands may be wrongly treated as stool lands, leading to loss of rightful benefits.
  
  Intimidation & Coercion:
  
  Incidents reported in Elena, New Kabenla, Suazu, and Benyi, including cultural pressure and libation-related actions, have created fear and discouraged lawful dissent.
  
  Compensation Failures:
  
  Many affected landowners have not received compensation, with risks of delays due to disputes and escrow arrangements, as seen in past projects involving the Ghana National Gas Company.
  
  Investor Risk:
  Irregular processes create legal, financial, and reputational risks, undermining investor confidence and project sustainability.
  
  
  OUR DEMANDS
  
  We call on Government to:
  reaffirm the 5,000-acre directive;
  halt all irregular processes;
  prevent land misclassification;
  ensure inclusive engagement; and
  guarantee prompt, fair, and direct compensation to rightful landowners.
  
  NOTICE
  This publication constitutes a formal objection and notice of dispute.
  We reserve the right to pursue legal action, including court intervention.
  
  Signed:
  President
  Coalition of Concerned Nzema People (CCNP)

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