EOCO goes after Shatta Wale's home, Becca's spa and others | General entertainment

The Office of Combat against Organized and Economic Crime (EOCO) turned to celebrities signed by Zylofon Media, owner of Nana Appiah Mensah, and the thousands of Cedis badets donated to these celebrities in an effort to capture badets, gathered Ghpage.

According to information received in Ghpage, EOCO has expressed its interest and not only seizes the badets of Nana Appiah Mensah, aka NAM1, but also wants to seize all the badets of its sister company, Zylofon Media .

With this intention, Zylofon's artists could probably have their properties seized.

The Shatta Wale Ship House, the Becca Beauty Spa, the 3-bedroom Stonebwoy Mansion and all the badets sold to Joyce Blessing, Kumi Guitar, Obibini, Jame Gardiner, Toosweet Annan, Benedicta Gafah, Bibi Bright and Zynell Zuh are all to be seized by EOCO.

According to what Ghpage has collected, EOCO can have these holdings seized if they are able to obtain the warrant because, as stated in the contract signed by these celebrities, the badets mentioned in their contract respective companies will be in the name of Zylofon Media until their contract is concluded. more than.

This is only while title deeds will be replaced by their names.

So technically, the Shatta Wale mansion, the Becca spa that Ghpage brings together were funded by Zylofon Media, the luxury cars and others are the properties of Zylofon Media.

Already, EOCO has frozen the accounts of Nana Appiah Mensah and invited the public to communicate any information regarding the accounts opened by NAM1 under different names.

MKK Amoah, executive director of EOCO, told the media:

"What we are saying to the public is that anyone with information about their other accounts should let us know because we think they would have used different names to open such accounts. The family should therefore inform us of other accounts. "