A clash between youth groups from Agona Kwanyarko Zongo and Agona Fawomaye has resulted in three injuries and property damage, stemming from a dispute over a GH¢500 debt.

Reportedly, Yaw Baah, a resident of Agona Fawomaye, purchased a tree from Kofi Annan for GH¢900.

Unbeknownst to Baah, another member of Kofi Annan's family had also sold the same tree to someone else.

Months later, Baah approached Kofi Annan for the outstanding GH¢500 payment, which Annan partially settled with GH¢400, leaving a balance.

In an interview with Adom News, Kofi Annan, admitting to owing the remaining amount, recounted being approached by a friend of Baah while at a drinking spot.

Mr Annan's refusal to pay immediately led to a physical altercation.

Following the altercation, Baah called for reinforcements from Fawomaye and Kwanyarko Zongo, armed with weapons.

The ensuing clash involved gunfire, as well as attacks with broken bottles, cutlasses, and sticks, resulting in property destruction, including damage to television sets and Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) properties.

In response to the incident, residents of Agona Kwanyarko expressed concerns about potential reprisal attacks from the town's youth. Assemblyman Benjamin Sackey of Agona Kwanyarko Ahoroso-Odumase Electoral Area called for calm and urged the police to intervene to maintain peace.

As of now, no arrests have been reported, while those injured are receiving medical treatment.