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The Oyoko Agyare-Prem Family Land Official Declaration

Background It has come to the attention of the OYOKO AGYARE-PREM FAMILY OF ABURI AKWAPIM HEADED BY THE JOINT HEADS, NANA OPARE AHWIRENG AND ABUSUAPANYIN APAU OKYERE, that certain parcels of farmland owned peacefully by the said OYOKO AGYARE-PREM FAMILY from time immemorial to the absolute full knowledge of all the adjoining neighbours Chiefs, and […]

The Oyoko Agyare-Prem Family Land Official Declaration

The Oyoko Agyare-Prem family of Aburi Akwapim, led by Nana Opare Ahwireng and Abusuapanyin Akufo-Addo Okyere, has recently come forward to declare their ownership of a certain parcel of farmland. This land, which has been peacefully held by the family from time immemorial, was the subject of a December 2021 land title transfer by Seth Adu on behalf of the Agona Family of Otopakrom.

The Oyoko Agyare-Prem family has maintained the land since 1977, when it was leased to the late Osei Yaw, who owned and operated Combine Farmers Limited. The family has continuously enjoyed possession of the land and cultivated a vast coconut plantation and other agricultural holdings on the property.

The Oyoko Agyare-Prem family firmly asserts their ownership of the land, both legally and customarily. The land is registered solely in the name of the late Osei Yaw, with valid documentation dating back to 1977. The family's ongoing presence on the land, including thriving coconut plantations, pineapple farms, cassava farms, and a dedicated workforce, is a testament to the family's rightful claim to the property.

The public is strongly advised to disregard any documents claiming to have received a grant from any entity regarding these lands. Such documents should be treated with contempt, as they are not valid.

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