2 Employees Of Pizzaman Jailed For 5 Years After Stealing 20 Cartons Of Chicken And Vegetable Oil

• 2 workers at the Ghanaian-owned pizza brand, Pizzaman, have been jailed after being found guilty of theft
• It is reported that the gentlemen, identified as Seidu Karim and Rashid Abdullah, have been sentenced to 5 years in prison
• Ghanaian radio presenter, Abeiku Santana, has heavily criticised the CEO of Pizzaman over the incident

Seidu Karim and Rashid Abdullah, two Pizzaman employees, were found guilty of stealing 20 cartons of chicken wings and two gallons of cooking oil from the restaurant's warehouse in Kumasi, Ghana, and have been given five years in prison.

As reported by The Punch Newspaper, the complainant, who is the executive chef of Pizzaman, received a call from his warehouse manager on Monday, May 1, 2023, informing him that two gallons of cooking oil and eight boxes of chicken wings were missing, according to the prosecuting officer ASP Jonas Newlove Adjei, who testified in court before Judge Fred Obekyere, Esq.

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The cook instantly carried out an inventory after learning the news and confirmed that the items had been taken. The suspected workers were asked to return the stolen goods at an emergency meeting the next day.

Karim, one of the suspects, admitted during the course of the investigation that he had stolen 20 litres of cooking oil from the business over the course of two months.

Abeiku Santa criticises CEO of Pizzaman for allowing employees to get jailed

Following the sentencing of the two Pizzaman employees to five years in prison for stealing chicken and vegetable oil, Abeiku Santana has come out to openly criticise the CEO of the company.

In his response to the report, Abeiku Santana said on Okay FM that Pizzaman's CEO cannot call himself a youth-motivating leader if his staff are severely penalised for theft.

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Instead of arraigning them before court and sending them to prison, the presenter suggested that the right course of action was to remove money from their monthly pay-checks.

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In a separate story, Christian Nana Boakye, the founder of Chickenman & Pizzaman gave an amazing tale of how he overcame all obstacles to control one of Ghana's top culinary companies.

The 25-year-old businessman who offered uncommon details about the beginning of his company appeared on The Day show on TV3 where he spoke about the difficulties he faced when his venture first took off.

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Also, Harvard Business School asked Christian Boakye Yiadom to speak at their school.

Students, commentators and business professionals from Africa attended the two-day conference which was called the African Business Conference at Harvard Business School.

Source: YEN.com.gh