Musician, Akoo Nana has pleaded with President Akufo-Addo to ask the Bank of Ghana (BoG) to shop tarnishing the image of Menzgold Ghana if indeed he has the interest of indigenous companies at heart.

In a video shared on Instagram, the Kasoa-based artiste said attempts made by the Central Bank and the Precious Minerals Marketing Company (PMMC) to halt the operations of Menzgold was disturbing.

“Anything Ghanaian, we don’t want to support it. Bank of Ghana, what is your problem? You said Menzgold has no license, meanwhile they do. Why are we like that?” he queried and further asked to the president to “step into this thing because you gave us your word that you’ll make Ghana attractive to investors but look at what is happening. Please stop these people… If they don’t stop this, we won’t vote for NPP in 2020. You know the work we did for NPP to come to power.”

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The Bank of Ghana recently cautioned the general public not to deposit any money with the Menzgold because it has not been licensed to do so.

In a public notice, it said the company has no authority to engage in “solicitation, receipt of money or investment and the payment of dividends or returns to its clients.”

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But the CEO of Menzgold Ghana, Nana Appiah Mensah labelled Bank of Ghana as a joke, indicating his company neither takes deposits from customers nor does any deposit-taking business in Ghana.

See the video below: 




5 COMMENTS

  1. There is no sense in what he said. Is Nana Addo the BoG president? Or is he the one who determines who wins or loses elections? This guy is not serious.

  2. I don’t understand this Akoonana. Does Nana Addo work at the Bank of Ghana? It’s a shame that Nana Addo can’t say what I would say. You have only one vote and not everyone thinks like you. Bank of Ghana is a Ghanaian institution that doesn’t belong to Nana Addo. If you love Ghana then think again. THE BOG doesn’t do what they do for Nana Addo. THEY WORK FOR GHANA.

  3. If the Bank of Ghana truly wants to protect the investments of customers of MenzGold then it has to regulate its operations by requesting for a percentage of dividends on customers investments, say 10%, to be kept as security in case of unforeseen circumstances. After all, MenzGold is operating successfully in the UK and Spain. Why not in Ghana? Please, protect indigenous Ghanaian businesses.

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