A contentious land deal between Esianfua Royal Estate, a prominent real estate company based in Mankessim, and Atlantic Lithium has taken a new turn. Due to Atlantic Lithium’s failure to fulfill payment obligations, Esianfua Royal Estate has repossessed the land in question.
The incident has sparked debate in the community, with some expressing disappointment in the handling of the deal. The situation has reportedly brought shame to Mankessim, Mfantseman, and the Central Region as a whole, with many questioning the implications of such deals on the community’s reputation.
In response to the situation, Esianfua Royal Estate has invited its customers and clients to an emergency meeting scheduled for Monday, May 11, 2025. The meeting, which will take place at the company’s office located at New Nkusukum close to Romowil School, Mankessim, is set to begin at 9 am prompt.
The meeting aims to discuss:
- Land repossession and its implications
- Future development plans for the land
- Any other relevant matters
According to a statement signed by B.B. Simpson, Esq., Lawyer for Esianfua Royal Estate, the meeting is crucial for clients to understand the way forward regarding their investments. The law firm of Roseford Advocates Lawyers and Consultants, representing Esianfua Royal Estate, has extended the invitation to clients and media houses, seeking their cooperation and support.
The community is eagerly awaiting the outcome of the meeting, hoping for a resolution to the land dispute and a restoration of the area’s reputation. As the situation unfolds, many are watching closely to see how Esianfua Royal Estate will navigate this challenge and what steps will be taken to prevent similar incidents in the future.
In the meantime, clients and stakeholders are encouraged to attend the meeting to stay informed about the developments and to have their concerns addressed. The meeting promises to be a significant step towards resolving the issue and moving forward.
