NAM 1 is a member of the nuclear power station carrying cards, according to Asiedu Nketia

General News of Wednesday, April 3, 2019

Source: ghpage.com

2019-04-03

Nana Appiah Mensah, Menzgold's CEO in crisis, who is currently calming down in a Dubai prison, is a full-fledged member of the ruling NPP, which NDC general secretary Asiedu Nketia says General Mosquito , announced.

According to the politician, before the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries lost control of all things, he was preparing to become the deputy who will lead the people of the Awuta Senya East constituency in the central region under the green light. of the NPP.

"This case Menzgold, do you know that the man was planning to run for the deputy in Kasoa on the NPP ticket? He is the son of the female organizer of NPP. This is how he created the NAM mission in the region and started distributing money, "he said of Accra-based Power Fm.

He then stated that he was surprised that the NPP was now saying that he did not know Nana Appiah Mensah.

"If the same NPP comes now to tell us that they do not know NAM 1, they are cheating," he asked.

It will be recalled that after being released on bail by Ghana's Office of the Fight against Organized and Economic Crime (EOCO) in Ghana somewhere last year, NAM 1 has quietly escaped of the country in the hope of getting money from other contracts to be able to pay jailed investments of its customers.

NAM 1 is expected to have gone to Dubai in the hope of recovering $ 39 million owed to Menzgold by a Dubai-based company, Horizon Royal Diamonds DMCC, for the supply of gold.

His intention was to use the money to settle Menzgold's investors, following the closure of the company by the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) following a territorial war with the Bank of Ghana.

Sources close to the story had said that in 2016, an unidentified EOCO official had recommended Menzgold to Horizon Royal Diamonds officials for the supply of huge quantities d & # 39; gold. This recommendation came from the fact that, according to sources, the Dubai company was previously duped by Ghanaians.