Aggrieved Menzgold Customers Demand For The Immediate Arrest Of NAM1

A segment of Aggrieved Menzgold Customers has uncovered their teeth out to experts for taking care of the Nam 1 adventure with child’s gloves and are requiring his quick capture.

As indicated by them, they trust Nam 1 has lied by expressing that he has paid a few clients of his gold business firm, Menzgold an aggregate of GHS 9.6 million to counterbalance the cash owed them.

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At a question and answer session tended to by the General Secretary of the alliance of oppressed clients, Samuel Odartey asked: “Where did NAM1 get the cash to pay GHS 9.6 million and how was the installment done? He is grinding away once more, tossing dust into the eyes of the clueless open.”

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The clients additionally raised an issue with Mr Appiah Mensah’s marking of another artiste onto his Zylofone music name.

He pursued contention after an uncovering occasion held in Accra on June 12, 2020, to report the marking of another artiste, Tiisha.

“This signing ceremony, which was organised with grandeur, pomp and pageantry and in the full glare of our state authorities, occurs while victims of Menzgold continue to record deaths among them,” the customers complained.

They claimed 55 of them have died and that Mr. Appoah Mensah’s was still engaged in “free for all spending while victims of Menzgold continue to die.”

In response, the Menzgold CEO defended the ceremony, saying he needed some ventures to make money and repay them.

“In any case, if one is indebted and does not get productive, how is he or she expected to generate income to service or pay off their debt?” Mr. Appiah Mensah retorted.

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They demanded the immediate arrest of Nam 1 to aid them in getting their locked up monies back.