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– Nana Appiah Mensah, also known as NAM1, has shared a new video online
– He is seen enjoying cool music as he danced with his head, nodding back and forth
– Fans, particularly Menzgold customers, have reacted to the video with mixed reactions
NAM1, the CEO of the defunct gold trading company that has now been tagged as fraud, Menzgold, has shared a new video that has got Ghanaians talking.
He appears to be enjoying one of his favourite songs even though he muted the sound so that the exact song he was listening to would not be known.
NAM1 is captured dancing with his head, nodding back and forth in enjoying the song.
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The customers said Godfred Dame who served as the Deputy Attorney-General has failed to take critical action on major issues that were brought to the attention of the ministry.
The customers known as the Coalition of Aggrieved Customers of Menzgold Ghana (CACM) said: “even though Mr. Dame was not the substantive head of the AG at the time, his approach to the professionals and stakeholders who visited him in relation to the Menzgold matter was laissez-faire, non-committal and dismissive.”
“Altogether he came across as a person seeking to be a Minister of Justice he did not see why Ghana should follow other countries that have a zero-tolerance for criminals defrauding the mass public through Ponzi schemes. Furthermore, from his previous stand in this criminal case, if appointed, he is likely to follow the government’s position that ‘greedy’ customers are not victims of a pervasive, orchestrated, strategic, large scale financial crime against the citizens of Ghana,”
The customers known as the Coalition of Aggrieved Customers of Menzgold Ghana (CACM) said: even though Mr. Dame was not the substantive head of the AG at the time, his approach to the professionals and stakeholders who visited him in relation to the Menzgold matter was laissez-faire, non-committal and dismissive. Altogether he came across as a person seeking to be a Minister of Justice he did not see why Ghana should follow other countries that have a zero-tolerance for criminals defrauding the mass public through Ponzi schemes. Furthermore, from his previous stand in this criminal case, if appointed, he is likely to follow the government s position that ‘greedy’ customers are not victims of a pervasive, orchestrated, strategic, large scale financial crime against the citizens of Ghana, the aggrieved customers said in a memorandum to Parliament.