Menzgold victims plead for GH¢200 million relief in President Mahama's first budget

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Shai 5 days ago

No problem you will get your initial investment minus all the inflated interest you've collected. Next time don't be greedy. I was invited but I refused because the interest offered can not be sustained over a long period. It ...
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No problem you will get your initial investment minus all the inflated interest you've collected. Next time don't be greedy. I was invited but I refused because the interest offered can not be sustained over a long period. It was going to bust, and it did.
Lippy 5 days ago

Bullshit! You won't get anything from the government.
Sue NAM1 for your money

Bullshit! You won't get anything from the government.
Sue NAM1 for your money
Scholar 5 days ago

What kind of silly fools are these? Your Nana Addo and nam1 where are they before you are coming to detect to Mahama? Did Mahama take money from you or its nam1 and you asked Akuffo Addo to collect it for you and he chop it. ...
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What kind of silly fools are these? Your Nana Addo and nam1 where are they before you are coming to detect to Mahama? Did Mahama take money from you or its nam1 and you asked Akuffo Addo to collect it for you and he chop it. Now you want to disturb innocent man for what?
New order 5 days ago

It is amazing when I had information from a friend in friend in Dubai that the nam1 $65 million was paid , but some same menzgold clients insulted me online , that money came to Ghana a long time ago ,and was collected and ch ...
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It is amazing when I had information from a friend in friend in Dubai that the nam1 $65 million was paid , but some same menzgold clients insulted me online , that money came to Ghana a long time ago ,and was collected and chopped. I told the menzgold to go after the bank of Ghana,eco etc to pressure them but rather they chose to camp in front of the Nam1 house .. remember in Ghana the rich don't go to jail , why , the same to jail him have share the $65 million . Hence the protection . BAM!
Raymond 5 days ago

So, Fred Forson or whatever your name is; where do you expect Prez Mahama to get that ¢200 million from? ......From tax payers? You must be dreaming! A Combination of Greed and Stupidity got you guys into this situation, and ...
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So, Fred Forson or whatever your name is; where do you expect Prez Mahama to get that ¢200 million from? ......From tax payers? You must be dreaming! A Combination of Greed and Stupidity got you guys into this situation, and you must suffer the consequences. We are thinking about more pressing issues so, don't come here, or anywhere again to bother us with your foolishness.
Zonnabia 5 days ago

What is your role in the scheme of things. You say don't come to disturb 'us', what is your locus? You are just a simple jealous individual, speaking about an issue you don't even understand. By the way how much tax have you ...
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What is your role in the scheme of things. You say don't come to disturb 'us', what is your locus? You are just a simple jealous individual, speaking about an issue you don't even understand. By the way how much tax have you paid in your life? Allow sensible people to comment, back off with your malicious envy.
Davies Jinkz 5 days ago

"Allow sensible people to comment, back off with your malicious envy".

Look in the mirror and read the words above aloud and follow suit!

"Allow sensible people to comment, back off with your malicious envy".

Look in the mirror and read the words above aloud and follow suit!
I know 5 days ago

Nonsense, why should this be a priority of the govt abi.

Nonsense, why should this be a priority of the govt abi.
I know 5 days ago

Anything is possible. John Mahama is now the clearing agent and may refuse to pursue Nam 1 case. Even a questionable character like Johnson Asiama is cleared and now appointed as THE BOG boss. So it's possible to persuade Joh ...
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Anything is possible. John Mahama is now the clearing agent and may refuse to pursue Nam 1 case. Even a questionable character like Johnson Asiama is cleared and now appointed as THE BOG boss. So it's possible to persuade Johnson Asiama to fund the payment of the Menzgold dubious debt
Wise 5 days ago

God bless you Prez. Mahamah for your thoughtfulness.

God bless you Prez. Mahamah for your thoughtfulness.
Andropov 5 days ago

Why should monies be allocated by this administration for you. Go to Akufo-Addo for it or at best to nam 1. NDC has got nothing to do with your mess

Why should monies be allocated by this administration for you. Go to Akufo-Addo for it or at best to nam 1. NDC has got nothing to do with your mess
Titus 5 days ago

Rubbish talk . Why should the GoG pay you your investment ?? What class's rubbish is this

Rubbish talk . Why should the GoG pay you your investment ?? What class's rubbish is this
HENRY 5 days ago

If only it was a campaign message, why not.
If you gamble and you lose, do you take your money back? It is sad that some people fear to say the truth because of votes.

If only it was a campaign message, why not.
If you gamble and you lose, do you take your money back? It is sad that some people fear to say the truth because of votes.
Kofi 5 days ago

This is very absurd,why didn't you tell nana addo??

This is very absurd,why didn't you tell nana addo??
Hannan 5 days ago

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Accranie 5 days ago

A Bit of Morality Won't Hurt ManageMent, This is A Third World People You Have A Customers Who Have to Pass the Camel Channel(Africa) EveryDay

A Bit of Morality Won't Hurt ManageMent, This is A Third World People You Have A Customers Who Have to Pass the Camel Channel(Africa) EveryDay
Kwaku 4 days ago

NAM1 is alive, why involve state funds in private business

NAM1 is alive, why involve state funds in private business

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Menzgold victims plead for GH¢200 million relief in President Mahama's first budget

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