Uchechi Okporie
Mar 09, 2026
3 min read
Prominent Ghanaian broadcaster Kwame Sefa Kayi has publicly challenged critics who are blaming Randy Abbey over a wave of attacks and accusations surrounding his role in Ghana’s cocoa sector and public service.
During a heated media discussion, the veteran radio host questioned why some commentators were eager to single out Abbey for criticism, insisting that responsibility for the situation should not automatically fall on one individual.
Sefa Kayi directed his remarks at political commentator Charles Owusu, who had earlier suggested that Abbey should be held responsible for the ongoing challenges facing the industry.
“Why do you want to blame him?” the broadcaster asked during the exchange, arguing that the issues confronting the sector are complex and cannot be reduced to the actions of a single official.
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Abbey, a former journalist and current public official who leads the Ghana Cocoa Board, has recently been the subject of criticism from political figures and commentators. Some critics claim the leadership of the cocoa sector requires stronger technical expertise and deeper engagement with farmers.
Owusu and other critics have argued that leadership failures are partly responsible for difficulties facing cocoa farmers and the broader industry. However, supporters of Abbey say such claims ignore deeper structural challenges within Ghana’s cocoa economy.
Sefa Kayi’s comments have sparked fresh debate across Ghana’s political and media circles, with analysts warning that the growing blame game risks overshadowing the need for practical solutions to support farmers and stabilize the country’s crucial cocoa sector.
Ghana remains the world’s second-largest cocoa producer, making decisions taken by the Ghana Cocoa Board a matter of national economic importance.
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