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 Even before dust settles on the situation regarding the historic Achimota Forest as to whether it has been sold or otherwise, ace freelance Manasseh Azure seems to know more to this twist. The Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources and Lands Commission has come out to deny the sale of the only green belt forest reserve in the capital after the news broke. However in his latest revelation in a post shared on his page on Monday, 23rd May, 2022, the freelance and renowned journalist has alleged the forest has already been sold. Below is his post as sighted by TrendsGhanaNews.com. The ace journalist was the one to publish the entire WILL of the late Sir John the politician and when a page indicating his involvement in the purchase of the Achimota Forest land was leaked on social media amidst denial from the Ministry and government spokespersons. It appears the Ghanaian might have been fighting an already lost battle all along since news broke concerning the historic forest reserve, if in

In the midst of whether the page revealing the acquisition of the Achimota Forest land by big men in government , The Fourth Estate has released the full Will of the late Sir John which shows properties willed to his family including the Achimota Forest as captured in the Will. Below are the mouth watering WILL as sighted by www.trendsghananews.blogspot.com.  

The Chief Executive Secretary of Lands Commission has denied knowledge of any land ownership by Kwadwo Owusu Afriyie by the commission.   “ There is nothing in our records concerning that. What you read is what I have read. We don’t have anything recorded here for Sir John as far as our records are concerned ,” the Executive Secretary of the Lands Commission James Dadson told the media on Monday. This comes after a leaked Will of the late Chief Executive officer of the Forestry Commission Kwadwo Owusu Afriyie (Sir John) founds its way on social media amid fears of the sale of the Achimota Forest by government which has caused a lot anxiety in the general public. The Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources in a press statement by the Minister denied the allegations. However, the surfacing of the WILL of the late chief executive officer of the forestry commission has strongly reinforced the section of the public who believes the land had already been sold. It is in the response to this