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Some injured clients of Gold Coast Securities have invaded Parliament premises by calling on President Akufo-Addo and parliamentarians to help them recover their locked-in investments.
Clients waving placards with different listings said the situation had caused them and their dependents untold hardship.
Since 2018, customers have been demanding blocked investments.
They accuse Gold Coast Securities of having cheated their investments after being unable to pay them their ripe dividend or their invested capital.
Some of the inscriptions read as follows: "IS DR. NDUOM ABOVE THE LAW "," MR. PRESIDENT, WE CAN NOT PAY THE SCHOOL FEES OF OUR CHILDREN "THE PRESIDENT OF AUTISTIC CHILDREN DIES", among others.
In addition, the Ghana Growth Fund, a subsidiary of the Ndoum Group, sued the finance minister for debts that prevented him from paying investors' funds.
The Attorney General, the Minister of Roads and Highways and Agyakot Company Limited are included in the lawsuit.
The lawyers of Ghana Growth Fund Limited, who invest the money on behalf of Gold Coast Fund Management, require recovery of 4,416,719.37 ¢ corresponding to the total nominal value of the outstanding but unpaid interim payment certificates due by the fourth defendant, Agyakot Company.
This will allow Agyakot to pay the Fund's debts to it.
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