Osebo the Zaraman, an in-law to the late Kikibees CEO, Ben Adomah Agyekum, has weighed in on the ongoing controversies surrounding Ben's death. He has revealed certain details observed on Ben's body that challenge the narrative of his death being linked to substance abuse. According to Osebo, there were clear signs that contradicted the initial police report.

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He mentioned that Ben had slash marks on his wrist and that his watch had been tampered with. These observations raise questions about the circumstances surrounding his death, suggesting it may not have been solely related to substance abuse.

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“Have you ever seen someone under the influence of drugs, take off his watch, slit his wrist, and wear it back on the exact spot his wrist was slit? Have you seen or heard such before? Have you heard a drunk man stab himself? This is my brother-in-law whom I have known for 20 good years. He is not a bad person; he is a man of peace but someone has killed him.

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“Since nobody wants to help us with justice, we will come out with evidence that someone was behind this. I am very sad but I know that God is God so the truth will surely prevail. Whoever is concealing the truth, whoever has taken a bribe to conceal the truth, I summon you to God, to the river gods, ancestors. I summon him or her to all the spirits in this world,” he stated in a TikTok video.

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Osebo continued: “There are situations that people get involved in accidents and their entire bodies crush. They cush to the core, without any trace. They are mashed to the ground like how the corn mill grinds stuff and that is exactly what I wish for these people. God himself is a justice God. “It is true that dead men don’t talk but God always speaks for them. His blood will speak and justice will prevail.

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If your relative was killed, how would you feel? If you kill someone and take money to hide the truth, God will deal with you. He who kills by the sword dies by the sword. Keep doing what you are doing, you will meet your reward very soon,” he added.

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