Accra: A man has come forward with allegations that his former employer orchestrated a plan to have him executed at a cocoa farm located in an undisclosed village within the country. The man shared his harrowing experience in a video, detailing how his former boss instructed him to visit the cocoa farm around 6 PM to meet certain individuals.
According to Ghana Web, the man explained that upon reaching the location, he felt uneasy and chose to conceal himself while observing the surroundings. In the video shared on X by the State News on May 14, 2026, he narrated, "He instructed me to go and meet some people at a cocoa farm at a village. That time it was getting to 6 PM, so I went to hide under a cocoa tree, and I was lying flat on the ground. So, I get to the destination, I called him on phone that I was at there and he told me he was on his way."
He further recounted the sequence of events, noting that his boss continued to call him, expressing anger over his alleged failure to reach the destination. "After some time, I then saw a man there, so my boss called. Apparently, the man told him I was there. Later, others joined. One came to sit on a bench nearby, and my boss called me asking if I was there. He got angry that I had not yet reached the destination. I then saw a man with a sack and a knife, and that was when I realised something was wrong," he said.
The man claimed that throughout the ordeal, his former boss persistently contacted him, feigning inability to locate him. He later alleged that his boss was never present at the farm, suggesting that the individuals there were allegedly intended to harm him.