Property rights and conflict in Gomoa Nsuaem, Ghana’s central region

This paper examines how contestation over property rights in Gomoa Nsuaem created conflict between the Twidan and Agona royal lineages community. The article employs archival, secondary oral sources to critically clarify that Odikro Otenyi Kwaku of reinvented tradition satisfy his own parochial interests by selling off large tracts land popularly known as Otopaako Lands belonging Clan Mankrado Annor clan a result profligate lecherous lifestyle. Hence indigenous concept ownership beneficial for entire was lost people.