Elders Of Nungua Stool Allays Fears! -Of Trasacco Homeowners Regularisation Of Properties With The Stool
According to them, the general public should not be panic about the publication since it was made in the supreme interest of Top Kings and Nungua Stool who were the rightful owners of the land situated at Adjiringanor.
Freeman Koryekpor 
Elders of the Nungua Stool in the Greater Accra Ghana have allayed fear of the current media reports which went viral that thousands of properties/home owners at Trasacco Valley at Adjrigarno in the Greater Accra Region have run to the Nungua Stool for regularisation of their landed properties.
According to them, the general public should not be panic about the publication since it was made in the supreme interest of Top Kings and Nungua Stool who were the rightful owners of the land situated at Adjiringanor.
They explained that these various homeowners in the area had made such legal move after they had seen the light in the changes which have been made in the rightful ownership take over of the tsaid lands at East Legon by an Estate Developing Company, Top Kings Enterprise Limited, a wholly-owned Ghanaian company and Nungua Stool.
The homeowners, the stool indicated have taken the decision to regularize the land title documents with the stool after Nungua Stool has served notice to them to formally engage its secretariat to regularize the ownership of the lands on which their properties are situated.
This development was officially announced by the General Manager (MD) for Top Kings Enterprise Limited who doubles as the Special Aide to the Nungua Stool,Dr. Benjamin Kwame Danso at a press conference held in Accra on Friday February 3, 2023 for which he reiterated the notice that failure of the homeowners at Trasacco Valley to engage the stool will lead to them losing their properties.
According to Dr Danso, the current information has informed the decision of homeowners at Trasacco Valley to run to the Nungua Stool for regularization of their properties.
Dr Benjamin Kwame Danso told journalists in Accra that the land in question was litigated for more than 22 years and that the Supreme Court brought finality to the matter in 2020, with a decision that went in favour of Top Kings Enterprise Ltd and the Nungua Stool
He reiterated the call on the public to ignore claims that it was engaging in unlawful takeover of lands belonging to Empire Builders.
Dr Danso stated that the land in question was litigated for more than 22 years and that the Supreme Court brought finality to the matter in 2020, with a decision that went in favour of Top Kings Enterprise Ltd and the Nungua Stool.
Dr Danso urged clients and members of the public seeking to buy land in the area to only deal with Top Kings Enterprise Ltd, and the Nungua Stool as they were the rightful owners of the land.
He said in 1999 Empire Builders initiated legal action against Top Kings Enterprise Ltd, and Nungua Stool over the land covering 1800 acres.
Dr Danso said Empire Builders, the plaintiff lost all judgements from the High Court, Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court.
He said Empire Builders, not satisfied with the decisions of the courts, filed separate suits at the Accra High Court, Land Court 10 Division, and the Adenta High Court, all of which were dismissed.
Dr Danso said it was untrue that Empire Builders were granted leases to a land totalling 402 acres by the government and Nungua Stool.
He said the Supreme Court judgement did not state that Empire Builders were owners of 402 acres of land.
On the two-week ultimatum given by Empire Builders for government to intervene in the matter, Dr Danso reminded Empire Builders that Top Kings Enterprise Ltd, were only working with the decision of the Supreme Court which legitimises Top Kings Enterprise Ltd, and Nungua Stool as the rightful owners of the land.
“We are not aware if the government has responded yet to their press conference, but clearly Empire Builders Ltd, does not expect the government to overturn the various court decisions dismissing its claims to the land. The obvious reason being there, is no merit in its claims and no court will entertain them any longer.
He said Ghana was a country governed by laws, adding that in 2020, when the validity of the election of President Akufo-Addo was challenged, it took the Supreme Court to affirm that President Akufo-Addo was validly elected.
Mr Danso advised Empire Builders Ltd, to seek redress in court rather than fighting Top Kings through press conferences.
“Land disputes are resolved at the court and not by press conferences or the intervention of the president,” Mr Danso added.
Mr Danso alleged that after the January 31 press conference, Empire Builders Limited allegedly demolished properties running into millions of Ghana Cedis on the land granted by the Nungua Stool and also affirmed by the court.
He, however, commended the Ghana Armed Forces for maintaining law on the land
