Gbawe Stool In Fresh Trouble! --As Court Declares Akamajey Stool Owners Of Mallam Market, Dansoman And Other Areas In Accra
The chiefs and elders of the Akamajey Paramount Stool in a crowded press conference, referred to an Accra High Court judgement that gave them authority over the Ayika Doblo, Mallam market, Dansoman, Odonkor and other areas in Accra, and cautioned the elders of the Gbawe Stool to act accordingly.
Freeman Koryekpor 
An Accra High Court Land Division has entered judgement in favour of the elders of Akamajey Paramount Stool in the Ga State against elders of the Gbawe Stool over the custodial ownership of the customary land boundaries they are laying claim to which were situated in some parts of Accra.
The chiefs and elders of the Akamajey Paramount Stool in a crowded press conference, referred to an Accra High Court judgement that gave them authority over the Ayika Doblo, Mallam market, Dansoman, Odonkor and other areas in Accra, and cautioned the elders of the Gbawe Stool to act accordingly.
“Barely a month ago, the High Court gave judgment in favour of the Akamajey Paramount Stool against the Gbawe Family over customary boundary lands belonging to the Akamajey Paramount Stool of which entry of judgement has since been served on the Gbawe,” the chiefs and elders of Akumajey Paramount Stool told Soireenews.com.
The court has ruled that the chiefs and elders of the Akumajey should should go back and reclaim these lands which are on the customary boundaries between the Akumajey Paramount Stool and the Gbawe Stool.
The Akumajey Paramount urged private property owners, dwellers and estate developers on these customary lamd boundaries to exercise patience, and assured that all uncertainties surrounding the true ownerships of the land would soon come out because they have been empowered by a court ruling to regularise all land that belonged to the Akumajey stool.
Following this development, the Akumajey paramount stool issued a warning to the Gbwawe stool family to stay off their land.
They further referenced a court judgment that gave them authority over the said land and cautioned Gbawe to act in accordance with the judgement
They advised the public to ignore any purported publication from Gbawe as it is contemptuous and is of no effect.
