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Ogbe Assumeng family gives Yongwasi land occupants 21 days to regularise claims

21-day window for regularisation The family has therefore directed persons who acquired portions of the land through unauthorised persons, as well as those who have entered into lease, licence or tenancy arrangements and defaulted in their obligations to report to the Ogbe Assumeng Family Secretariat.
The Ogbe Assumeng Family has issued a 21-day ultimatum over alleged land encroachment at Yongwasi.
The family says the ultimatum is intended to provide an opportunity for persons who acquired land through unauthorised persons, or who have defaulted on lease, ground rent or other obligations, to come forward for verification and regularisation.
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