Akwidaa, a small town and fishing community in the Ahanta West District of the Western Region, is currently buzzing with news of a Momo vendor who has vanished after using his boss’s capital to stake a bet.
Enoch Cudjoe (21 years), the Momo vendor in question, left his boss, Joseph Eshun, in shock and despair as he fled, leaving behind a note promising to return the money within a month.
Enoch, who recently completed high school, was employed by Joseph in order to earn a living for himself. Joseph claims that he has always been prompt in paying Enoch’s salary, never withholding a single cent from him.
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However, on the 12th of October, 2023, Joseph arrived at the shop to find a note on the table with Enoch nowhere to be found.
The note left behind by Enoch read, “Sorry Joseph, I used 2000 cedis to stake a bet and it ended in a loss. That’s why I have run away. I promise to send your money back in less than a month. I am really sorry!”
Joseph has made multiple attempts to contact Enoch but all his efforts have been in vain. Feeling cheated and betrayed, Joseph has now reported the case to the Dixcove and Apowa Police Division in hopes of locating Enoch and holding him accountable for his actions.
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The police investigation into the matter is currently ongoing, with authorities working tirelessly to locate Enoch and recover the stolen funds.
Local community members have also offered their support and cooperation to assist in bringing Enoch to justice.
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