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Ghana faces profound consequences if galamsey continues unchecked — Akyempimhene of Kwahu Obo

Described as more than fiction, the book serves as a warning and a call to action, urging environmental activists, policymakers, and citizens to confront the consequences of illegal mining and work together to protect Ghana's natural resources.
The Akyempimhene of Kwahu Obo, Barimah Dr Addofo Kissi I, has warned that the country faces a looming national crisis if illegal mining (galamsey) continues unchecked, urging decisive action to safeguard the country's environment and future.
Firsthand witness The author, Justice Akita, said his decision to write 'The Galamsey King Must Dance Naked and Other Stories From the Red Earth' was inspired by his travels across the country, where he witnessed the devastating environmental destruction caused by illegal mining.
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