Some social media users have cast doubt about the authenticity of the reported flooding of the headquarters of the Lands Commission.

The Ghana News Agency sources claimed that hundreds of documents, computers, and scanners in the basement of the edifice were destroyed after Saturday night’s downpour.

The affected documents include; indentures, land maps, and land documents.

Although the weekend's rain caused a lot of mayhem in various parts of the Greater Accra Region, some netizens are finding it hard to believe that the premises of the Lands Commission could also be flooded.

Rain knows nothing about this. 😂😂😂😂 https://t.co/kuXwdeGA5i

— Joe Sack 💜 (@joesacky) May 23, 2022

The justification for their skepticism is that over the past few weeks, these social media users have been accusing some government officials of attempting to illegally acquire lands at the Achimota Forest Reserve.

It’s done and dusted….. The plan was successful. Congratulations @NAkufoAddo and @GabbyDarko . I would love to learn this skills from you. https://t.co/DxnOxSJ3UB

— Statesman🇬🇭🇨🇦 (@StateMan75) May 23, 2022

Even before the dust settled, another jaw-dropping discovery was unearthed in the will of the former Chief Executive of the Forestry Commission, the late Kwadwo Owusu Afriyie.

In the 12-page document, it emerged that the politician, popularly known as, Sir John, owned some parcels of land in the Forest Reserve which he has passed on to inheritors forever.

We aren’t surprised. We saw it coming https://t.co/wRSm34ScmM

— G Ten Hag 🔴🗯 (@Mr_Dowuonah) May 23, 2022

As netizens gradually assimilate this news and the story of the Lands Commission getting flooded popped up, it has become difficult for them to accept that it is just another disaster.

How can you tell me this story? https://t.co/Fi2pghtXOM

— viola🎨🔮 (@violatheeartist) May 23, 2022

The users believe that the flooding is just part of the scheme to cover up the illegalities perpetrated by some politicians.

Lmao ….something fishy 🐠
Issabout to go downnn😂😂😂😂😂 https://t.co/tPzFG6glkD

— TopDon (@Dboszantwi) May 23, 2022

I smell a sea of fishes🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 #sirjohn #APLUS #AchimotaForest https://t.co/mh8D7nDnCL

— Kojo Asare🇬🇭 (@TheAsare_) May 23, 2022

Have the Achimota Forest lands documents been digitized yet? It’s quite a wild coincident. But cool. https://t.co/7fh2KnnxRk

— Kenneth Awotwe Darko (@TheKennethDarko) May 23, 2022

Land documents suddenly on the verge of being lost...

Just when acres of land are being distributed among gov't family members..

Poetic https://t.co/8E59ykDeCn

— homieboy17 (@Drew_When) May 23, 2022

Them go bake new cake be that. https://t.co/aUkB1lIPU9

— roronoa zoro (@adjetei) May 23, 2022

After a prominent politician will's the state lands to nephew , children and sisters , floods have destroyed documents and computers. Natural disaster has blessed the inheritance he left. https://t.co/syfQ8WX9f0

— f-eezee (@ferrarifranklin) May 23, 2022

😂 Naah this be wild https://t.co/heLIog8St1

— KALYJAY (@gyaigyimii) May 23, 2022

How can you tell me this? https://t.co/oL3v2kYXh0

— efo Edem 🇬🇭 (@imbrakobby) May 23, 2022

The cover up has begun 🤦🏽‍♂️ https://t.co/Xchr85C6Y5

— Mensah (@mensah_voltavi) May 23, 2022

Who else is thinking what I’m thinking ? https://t.co/LYu99LaZm4

— King of the Nut (@bbjaphet) May 23, 2022

For a government that prides itself in digitization, this is a slap in the face 🤥 https://t.co/z1kW2qC4BF

— Fentuo Tahiru Fentuo (@Fentuo_) May 23, 2022

Wow what a coincidence https://t.co/aH6VfW1IZ3

— Ororo Munroe (@Baekarri) May 23, 2022

Naah these people really open mind for we. Ei😂😂😂 https://t.co/vE1JeWrOrk

— HENRY (@Dat_sKiNny_BoY) May 23, 2022