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“Where Did You Now Get The Cash To Pay Depositors? Adongo Quizzes Gov’t

Bolga Central MP Isaac Adongo has quizzed the Akufo Addo led government of how they raised money to settle customers with locked up funds in collapsed financial institutions.

In a post on Facebook, the legislator further accused government of deliberately collapsing these financial institutions to favour finance minister, Ken Ofori Atta’s financial company.“Where did you now get the cash to pay depositors? So, the 2% they claimed was the only outstanding is now worth over GHS3.56 billion or is it the worthless papers they wickedly gave to depositors at no interest for 5 years when Akufo-Addo would not have had to pay? God has blessed depositors with JM to save them from these wicked people. What of the depositors of the fund management companies worth over GHS12.5 billion?”

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Where did you now get the cash to pay depositors?

So, the 2% they claimed was the only outstanding is now worth over GHS3.56 billion or is it the worthless papers they wickedly gave to depositors at no interest for 5 years when Akufo-Addo would not have had to pay?

God has blessed depositors with JM to save them from these wicked people.

What of the depositors of the fund management companies worth over GHS12.5 billion?

When are you paying them or you don’t know it’s in the people’s manifesto?

Your quest to collapse everyone to grow Databank has destroyed so many homes, killed depositors and employees, put people out of work and burdened the public purse in excess of GHS22 billion.

How can Databank, which for 16 years; from 1995 to 2016, could only mobilise GHS2 billion asset under management, suddenly now increase asset under management to GHS6 billion in less than 4 years (200% growth) after its former Vice President, Ogbamey Tetteh was sent to SEC as Director-General, leading to the deliberate collapse of Databank competitors such as Dr Duffuor, Dr Nduom etc?

Ghana is not for a few Akyem Sakawa Boys and the Sakawa Kingpin.

Source: GhanaFeed.com

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