COCOBOD CEO Randy Abbey Reveals 200 Containers of Cocoa Jute Sacks and Agrochemicals Missing

We inherited an insolvent company – Randy Abbey paints grim picture of Cocoa Board’s finances

Chairperson of the Ghana Cocoa Board, Randy Abbey, has revealed that the current administration inherited an institution on the brink of collapse, riddled with debt, reckless contracts, and financially questionable decisions that continue to haunt the sector. Speaking in an interview with Keminni Amanor on Hot Issues on 3News monitored by MyNewsGH, Abbey stated bluntly: “We inherited a Cocoa Board that could be described as insolvent. A company …

Exclusive: Dr. Ransford Abbey on the State of COCOBOD | #HotIssues with Keminni Amanor

In this full episode, Dr. Abbey provides a comprehensive status update on the institution and the vital cocoa sector in Ghana. Get insights into the challenges, progress, and future outlook of one of Ghana’s most crucial industries.The post Exclusive: Dr. Ransford Abbey on the State of COCOBOD | #HotIssues with Keminni Amanor first appeared on 3News.

COCOBOD owes $400m to agrochemical suppliers – CEO

By Ashiadey Dotse The Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD), Dr Randy Abbey, has revealed that the company owes agrochemical suppliers a staggering $400 million. He said this during a recent interview on TV3’s Hot Issues on Sunday, May 25. 2025, where he spoke openly about the serious financial challenges facing the cocoa regulatory body. Dr Abbey explained that when he took over, COCOBOD was nearly insolvent, with debts amo…

COCOBOD CEO Randy Abbey reveals 200 containers of cocoa jute sacks and agrochemicals missing

The Chief Executive Officer of Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD), Dr. Ransford Annetey Abbey, has disclosed that approximately 200 containers of jute sacks and agrochemicals meant for cocoa operations are currently untraceable. He revealed that the matter is under investigation by the National Investigations Bureau (NIB). Speaking on TV3’s Hot Issues programme on Sunday, May 25, Dr. Abbey explained that despite documents indicating the containers shou…