Mahama and Terpker gave Menzgold the power to destroy local banks – Wontumi

General News of Saturday, January 19th, 2019

Source: peacefmonline.com

2019-01-19

Former President Mahama and former Finance Minister, Seth Terkper, have been accused by the regional president of the New Patriotic Party of Ashanti of being the coaches who gave the CEO of Menzgold the lifeline necessary for the smooth running of its commercial operations, described as a scam. .

In an interview with Peacefmonline.com, Bernard Antwi-Boadiako said that former president Mahama could not avoid this scheme, which has made some investors angry because their funds have been blocked due to problems that Menzgold is currently experiencing.

According to him, former President Mahama and his representative, Mr. Seth Terkper, were perfectly aware of Nana Appiah Mensah's operations and deliberately led him to fool the mbades.

Mr. Bernard Antwi-Boasiako, popularly known as President Wontumi, explained that the effect of training "scam Menzgold, by which the former President Mahama and Seth Terkper refused to end their operations, instead cast political support behind them. banks. "

He called on the Ghanaian police to invite "the former governor of the Bank of Ghana (BG), Dr Nashiru Issahaku and Seth Terkper to be questioned. I think Mr. Issahaku and Seth Terkper would be sincere and provide all the details about Menzgold's operations. As for former President Mahama, he would not tell the truth any day. I will ask the police to treat these men as soon as possible. "

Meanwhile, former President John Mahama's office has denied allegations by some ruling party officials that the NDC administration issued a diplomatic pbadport to Nana Appiah Mensah, Menzgold's boss with a conflict.

According to Joyce Bawa Mogtari, spokesman for Mr. Mahama, the former president has nothing to do with Menzgold's leader nor with his company.

"The NPP seems to be trying desperately, but unsuccessfully so far, to entice former President John Mahama and other NDC leaders into the ongoing MenzGold saga.

The CEO of Menzgold Ghana Limited, Nana Appiah Mensah, has been charged with fraud for a $ 23 million commercial transaction (114,587,150 GHAC) with a Dubai company.

NAM1, as it is affectionately known, would have been kept at the Al Barsha police station since his arrest in December 2018.